http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/3175515986.html
Man if I was a silver guy I would be all over this.
Man if I was a silver guy I would be all over this.
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Here is a good deal on a 2002 Silver
- Thread starter sippy2
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Flood car. I wouldn't touch that for half the price.
:frown:
Flood car. I wouldn't touch that for half the price.
:frown:
damn, its $5k under average retail which means PenFed would finance 100% of it. This guy is practically giving the car away....
wait, what? salvage title? i didnt read the entire description. At least with a flooded NSX, you know nothing rusted out =)
Ooops I didnt read the add completely either...good deals always have a story...just saw it was silver and said damn...wish it were black!!
Thought I would share...nevermind
Thought I would share...nevermind
I was looking at that car when I wanted my first Silver. I passed as it was a salvage/flood car. Flood IMO is worse than fire. Atleast Fire you can pinpoint the issue replace and all is well. Flood... once you start getting electrical gremlins the headache would be enormous.
If the car has been thoroughly sorted out by an Acura technician, there should be no problem resulting in the flood damage - he would have been looking for as much work as possible at that time, and would have changed out any and everything that needed or would need to be in the future, because of the water.
Taking the car to another NSX specialist would be a great idea, and without mentioning the water damage, ask his opinion on what needs doing to the car to make it 100%. If he doesn't mention water damage, then the Acura technician has done his job properly 4 years ago. All electrical gremlins should have reared there ugly head by now, surely?
Offering around the $45k mark, any buyer would be getting a lot of car for the money.
Taking the car to another NSX specialist would be a great idea, and without mentioning the water damage, ask his opinion on what needs doing to the car to make it 100%. If he doesn't mention water damage, then the Acura technician has done his job properly 4 years ago. All electrical gremlins should have reared there ugly head by now, surely?
Offering around the $45k mark, any buyer would be getting a lot of car for the money.
pardon my ignorance, so does the car have a branded title?
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