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Posted by Redd on October 06, 2005 at 17:08:57 from (66.94.212.78):
In Reply to: OT Buying a truck posted by BobinKY on October 06, 2005 at 06:38:18:
The savings on price has to be there to make it worthwhile. My friend at work bought a 2003 Ford off ebay in Texas, we're in Mich. The price was so good it was worth a one way plane ticket to go get it. He could have sold it when he got home for a profit. Evidently there are more pickups in TX. He also bought a classic Mustang from Calif. and got a good deal. He buys a few wrecks and fixes and sells them so he knows the ropes a bit. Carfax can be wrong too. There are ways to "back door" the system. He wanted to buy a burned wreck for the driveline and Carfax verified the mileage. I don't know how they could the interior was fried. He got a refund from Carfax.
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