FS: 1997 Championchip white Honda Civic ex(DX)...
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god the owner must be gay or something! that seems a bit pricey too.
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ChampionChip?......is that a new ben & jerry's flavor?
Sterling Archer: Oh my god! You killed a hooker!
Cyril Figgis: Call girl!
Sterling Archer: No Cyril! When they're dead they're just hookers!
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ichibankilla;180593 wrote:
ChampionChip?......is that a new ben & jerry's flavor?No i just saw the new chips ahoy commercial and it was the new cookie....but its a JDM cookie only its like 1000 yen or something:icon_thumright:
"tell the misses that thats how you got the man and thats how you KEEP the man
words to live by from the wise one"
-weshole -
o snap i put a c where a s shoulda been omg!!!
and i just put the price in the middle of what most ppl are asking for their 96-00's on there to see what happens...who's to say that the price is firm?...so meh. Whatever happens, happens.
BTW, an all out Salvage title (non-Prior) cannot be driven. Salvage title (to me) = Junk title (a term they have in WI, I had tried to buy a MR2 from a salvage broker there around 6 months ago bc it had a nice body and ran good, but had a junk title = it couldn't be registered, so I just said fuck it.)...meaning the car cannot be driven on the streets. This is why prior salvage titles are more common, they are cars that can actually be driven......this is what I was told by the salvage broker, so I'm just basing this off of what they told me.
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the only way it cant be driven on the street is if has been wrecked(totaled), marked on the title, sold to you, and you try and register it without an inspection sign off.... or in some cases if the car is rolled off a cliff, dropped ten stories, then bursts into flames they destroy the title so you cant use the vin number off the chasis on something else. (as in exceed 75ish% of the value of the car)
a (non-prior) means it is still currently wrecked and has not been fixed, hence the words NON prior.
edit/ only in wisconsin could "junk title" be considered a "term."
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torbs;180627 wrote:
o snap i put a c where a s shoulda been omg!!!and i just put the price in the middle of what most ppl are asking for their 96-00's on there to see what happens...who's to say that the price is firm?...so meh. Whatever happens, happens.
BTW, an all out Salvage title (non-Prior) cannot be driven. Salvage title (to me) = Junk title (a term they have in WI, I had tried to buy a MR2 from a salvage broker there around 6 months ago bc it had a nice body and ran good, but had a junk title = it couldn't be registered, so I just said fuck it.)...meaning the car cannot be driven on the streets. This is why prior salvage titles are more common, they are cars that can actually be driven......this is what I was told by the salvage broker, so I'm just basing this off of what they told me.
So according to you, my car isn't legal to drive?
The auto title also includes the word "salvage" if the vehicle was in an auto accident that the insurance company claimed was a total loss. In this case the car was "junked," then subsequently bought from the junk dealer by a third party to be repaired and resold. When this is done legally, the auto title shows it as a salvaged vehicle.
Salvaged vehicles sell for far less than a comparable unsalvaged vehicle, giving incentive to some unscrupulous people to keep this knowledge from prospective buyers in order to get full market price.
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torbs;180698 wrote:
I was just going by that the salvage broker told me...so i take it your car is just plain salvage and doesn't have the word "prior" or "previous" in it?I've honestly never looked at it, know it's salvage title though.
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Torbs has a salvage title.
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Go figure torbs wants someone to pay for his time to sell his car. What a fucking tool. Now everyone go mark it as spam.
> Parker;299126 wrote:
> blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah German cars are the best thing since sliced bread. -
so torbert your a macanic now huh......
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torbs;180747 wrote:
Haha...I got the title right in front of me and it says "Previous Salvage"...kthxbyeplease don't talk outa your ass...
Once it is labeled as a "salvage" title in one way or another, it **IS AND ALWAYS WILL BE **a slavage title no matter how it is worded making it worth **alot less **than an equal car without prior damage. It doesn't mean shit valuewise whether its been fixed or not. It's like a criminal history for your car plain and simple.
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ya ive been there... my 99 mercury cougar was a "prior salvage" and that base average asking price for my condition was 5k but i could only sel it for 3k and it was hard enough to get that.....a slvage title plays a BIG part in the price of the car...so you cant be asking that much for it because did you do all the work to restore it yourself? or kno who did? because there could be shit still not right in it if not. you never kno. could have been just a cosmetic or cheap ass fix...."salvage title" usually averages out to about half what the car is worth....excluding mods
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