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Post by SCANDALOUS on Apr 27, 2009 10:54:49 GMT -10
buy at 8K, then turn around and ask for 15K? How does that work lol
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dtrprojekt
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Post by dtrprojekt on Apr 27, 2009 11:53:46 GMT -10
I pretty sure the Work LS105's that was on JT's car was 20s.
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Post by little_mama705 on Apr 27, 2009 18:14:24 GMT -10
oh for reals? I seen him same day at Po's and look like one skinny potagee kid with choke pimples. That car is pretty bus, both fenders stay mangled and front bumper is cracked. Maybe he swapped the infamous lifted nissan for that car lol Is his last name watanabe?? I swear I see his name in the police logs on the garden isle paper quite a bit. ha.ha..dayum, I wanna see this kid...Id be like "eh. you the guy that had the frontier yeah?" |
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Post by little_mama705 on Apr 27, 2009 18:16:22 GMT -10
buy at 8K, then turn around and ask for 15K? How does that work lol Ive seen that happen quite often....its pretty funny...its usually the guys who buy stuff at good deals, they turn around and sell it for more to make money...and usually they didnt do anything different to it to make it cost more  |
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Post by jinxtacy on Apr 27, 2009 23:39:35 GMT -10
Some people is just anxious to sell. If you can get a good deal and flip I don't see the issue with that. Same idea as stocks. House flipping, etc.
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Post by SCANDALOUS on Apr 28, 2009 8:03:32 GMT -10
Stocks (market timing) and house flipping is not the same as selling a car for almost twice what you bought it for with no improvements, but i get what you're saying.
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Post by serturbo on Apr 28, 2009 9:21:14 GMT -10
Correction... trying to sell a car for almost twice what you bought it for
He needs to take lessons from omoplata. He's the master at selling cars.
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Post by SCANDALOUS on Apr 28, 2009 11:45:36 GMT -10
oh yeah i forgot the "trying" hahahah
you never know, he might catch a kid who wants it lol
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Post by serturbo on Apr 28, 2009 11:54:21 GMT -10
Could somebody sniper closeup pix? I wanna see how buss it is.
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Post by SCANDALOUS on Apr 28, 2009 14:16:40 GMT -10
i wanna see the stereo and air bag set up.
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Post by omoplata on Apr 28, 2009 16:21:19 GMT -10
Correction... trying to sell a car for almost twice what you bought it for He needs to take lessons from omoplata. He's the master at selling cars. eeehhhhhhhh you know that!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Post by little_mama705 on Apr 28, 2009 18:05:41 GMT -10
yeah...selling a car for more than what you paid works, as long as noone knows how much you paid for it..ha.ha....
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Post by SCANDALOUS on Apr 28, 2009 19:20:26 GMT -10
well also cars depreciate the more owners it has had, you kinda expect a lower price if it hasnt been improved since the last owner.
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Post by jinxtacy on Apr 28, 2009 22:47:54 GMT -10
Stocks (market timing) and house flipping is not the same as selling a car for almost twice what you bought it for with no improvements, but i get what you're saying. By house flipping I'm talking about finding people going into foreclosure and saving the house from foreclosure and flipping the house to you TV type of "Flip that House" type of guys. Making 10K and doing nothing for it except signing a title twice. ;D Stocks. You buy the stock don't do anything and it grows in value. I never considered multiple owners as a depreciating factor only that a single owner (or two owner car if it is really old) was a plus if they cared about the car. People get in pinches all the time and can't wait for a fair deal and need cars gone all of the time. Similar to market timing just your investment is a vehicle. Most of the time you see depreciation with cars so it's not the easiest game to play, but it is possible (especially with the retarded inflated prices on certain models on Kauai/in Hawaii.)  |
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Post by hyspeed808 on Apr 29, 2009 0:14:08 GMT -10
i saw JT finally driving his car again!
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