Ok NSXonwheels, but I'm not the one selling it. So I don't know why you are upset at me. I considered the car for a friend, got to see it up close, and wrote my impressions both good and bad impartially here. That's to help others not to hurt anyone.
Beware of VIN JH4NA1150NT000569 soon to be on the market
- Thread starter RSO 34
- Start date
Fair enough Turbo, it just seemed like you were defending the seller because he did manage to get a clean title. But what's on that new title isn't the truth about this particular car.
shawn110975
Suspended
I thought this car had a COD ( certificate of destruction ) can never ever be registered in FL. but other states you can. I may be getting my cars mixed up anyway I would buy it for 15K take all the wire harness's out and put new which I have in stock LOL
car would be whole again but your never gonna get past the flood from the BS carfax LOL
car would be whole again but your never gonna get past the flood from the BS carfax LOL
The problem here is that the seller bought a flood/salvage certificate of destruction car for $14,500 and is trying to sell it as a clean title no issues car for $35,000
- Joined
- 13 October 2014
- Messages
- 148
By the way, this car is now for sale on eBay for $35,000.
It was listed for a $1000 less but apparently there was some early interest and he then thought it was priced too low so he revised the listing to increase the bin price.
shawn110975
Suspended
If I purchased a car for 14.5 anything I put into the car would keep track of it etc. and mark it up a couple K but not triple what you paid not with flood history. the guy is on crack.
people send him emails asking about if it flood and why he is asking triple what he paid for it see what he says
Let the games Begin LOL he will wish he never purchased it LOL
people send him emails asking about if it flood and why he is asking triple what he paid for it see what he says
Let the games Begin LOL he will wish he never purchased it LOL
He will continue to relist it for as long as it takes him to find a buyer that doesn't know about NSXprime or Carfax, that's all it is, and sadly enough, he will eventually find somebody.
- Joined
- 3 February 2000
- Messages
- 3,942
I'm far from an expert, but it sounds to me like a Florida salvage title and certificate of destruction are two different things.
http://www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/forms/btr/82363.pdf
http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes...ing=&URL=0300-0399/0319/Sections/0319.30.html
A salvage car can be rebuilt. For rebuildable cars getting a salvage title there is even a separate flood category on the form.
A certificate of destruction is for cars deemed unrebuildable which are only to be dismantled or destroyed.
Which was issued to this car?
http://www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/forms/btr/82363.pdf
http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes...ing=&URL=0300-0399/0319/Sections/0319.30.html
A salvage car can be rebuilt. For rebuildable cars getting a salvage title there is even a separate flood category on the form.
A certificate of destruction is for cars deemed unrebuildable which are only to be dismantled or destroyed.
Which was issued to this car?
Certificate of destruction
- - - Updated - - -
But that is a lie. It has a Certificate of Destruction and not a salvage title. There is a big difference since COD cars may only be dismantled or shipped overseas.
Unless, of course, you wash the title......
Similar threads
