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Bought 2012 srt8 392 manual with 81k miles

Minor damage to the front left side. Engine solid.

Bought for 10,300 delivered for 1000. Got about 5k into it. Right now total under 16,500 invested.

Same car not salvage title in very good condition would sell for around 26k I'm looking to sell for 22k. Will hold pretty firm because I like it.

https://ibb.co/XpcHb44 https://ibb.co/fSmhWdB Bought 2012 srt8 392 manual with 81k miles Minor damage to the front left side. Engine solid. Bought for 10,300 delivered for 1000. Got about 5k into it. Right now total under 16,500 invested. Same car not salvage title in very good condition would sell for around 26k I'm looking to sell for 22k. Will hold pretty firm because I like it.

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Damn that looks like it will be fun

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Yep but I need the money out so I want to stick to 22k but will probaboy settle for less.

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.5 in, be sure you consider your time unless that need is urgent. Hold out for 20K min.

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You don't have a salvage title because of minor damage.

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Ya I used to think so but these days because of insurance companies and insane repair prices they just scrap them. I got a dodge viper salaveg nothing wrong with it except cosmetic damage.

This had cosmetic damage and me painting the bottom half in truck bedliner allowed me to spend a lot less on making it look perfect. I love the look and love that I dont have to worry about dings and rocks from the road.

Now will someone else like that and be willing to buy it? That is the big question. I have the before and after pictures it didn't have any frame damage and engine had no issues all been looked at.

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In today's current insurance system cost of repairs leads to perfectly fine salabey title vehicles it 8s still risky but this car checked out

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Install a pussy magnet and charge a extra 3k

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Selling whole cars is faster but there's much more profit in breaking it down and parting it out.

I had an engine with a burned exhaust valve. I stripped it down and sold every component and bolt.

I got ~$4,000 for the engine parts, I took the money and reconditioned the head with factory parts and sold that for $700. Nearly $4,500 net profit from a blown engine. It took me 5 months to sell everything.

I got a new engine and a new transmission out of it.