Still haven't gotten it titled and a guy rings my bell asking if I wanted to sell her.
Sorry, I just got her, you'll have to come back one day.
I offered him a shot at my Plymouth Prowler but he says he only like non American cars.
Posts: 129
Still haven't gotten it titled and a guy rings my bell asking if I wanted to sell her.
Sorry, I just got her, you'll have to come back one day.
I offered him a shot at my Plymouth Prowler but he says he only like non American cars.
Location: Hill Country, TX
Posts: 1,579
My VIN: Formerly 2329
I get this on a semi regular basis in Houston. Hispanic guys especially will pull out and shout out "How much?" Not, hi how are you, nice car....etc... Just the immediate belief that I'm going to throw them a number that they can't resist and they'll drive away with a Delorean. LOL....
Now, having said that, my car is ALWAYS for sale. Getting to the price should be diplomatic however. I also won't sell it to someone who I believe will not be able to properly look after it. I have a respect for the work that I and others have put into it and don't want it to simply be used, abused and forgotten. In its own small way it is a piece of history, despite simply being a car.
Owen
I.Brew.Beer.
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Posts: 94
My VIN: 16355
Location: Fresno, CA
Posts: 237
My VIN: 10353
Wait until the car leaves you stranded your first time and you'll be hoping that same guy swings by again