Yeah ive looked at a few cars from this website from a few "well known" members and they were dodgey cars, i even got the old "Yeah mate my grandfathers owned it since new ect" go to check it out and the strut numbers look like they'd been ingraved with a scribe. Buying a vlt in sydney you'd have to know what your looking at. But as for having no tags, make sure the strut tower number matches with the one on the rego papers and after a inspection at the RTA they will give you police numbers, but gl ever trying to sell it, keen buyers will be turned off thinking its a stolen\recovered car. Let us know how you go anyway.
i know it sounds harsh, but in the end you know if the car is worth looking at or not by the price and the sound of the guy on the phone half the time. If it's a "genuine calais turbo" for 7k and the guy on the phone sounds like the new kid at the local Kebab shop.. chances are you're just wasting your time
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Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1
i know it sounds harsh, but in the end you know if the car is worth looking at or not by the price and the sound of the guy on the phone half the time. If it's a "genuine calais turbo" for 7k and the guy on the phone sounds like the new kid at the local Kebab shop.. chances are you're just wasting your time
ATMO_BT1,you and your facination with kebab shops
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Originally Posted by URHONR
Buying a car with no tags is buying another persons problem. Stay away from it man
not really-mis-inform-
do the homework first-
as long has it has a body number or the original or any engine no that is legal u will have no issues-
if unsure-dont buy it-simple
this topic has been covered a couple of times with the same outcome's
not happy,looks fake,un-realstic history or just anything that does not add up--well don't buy it-
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Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1
i wouldn't touch it in that case. Tell him if he gets it rego'd you will add $1000 to the price, otherwise no go. Make it his problem, it doesn't have to be yours. If he is truely confident it will be registerable then he won't mind- also make sure he doesn't get the slip done on the dodgey.
what happens if the seller does not have the cash to get it ready for rego-maybe thats why he or she is selling it?
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Originally Posted by ATMO_BT1
good point, although surely he can afford $30 for a pink slip just to prove it's legit.
theirs some weird people out their with some killer cars and they dont even have $1.00 to their name-
if it needs a lot of cash spent on it and nothing happens-its either 2 things
owner has got no cash or owner knows something we don't
then some-one with a brain will work out the right answer-
