Teflon...
Auf Wiedersehen
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Congrats on the sale, now no cars outside during the salty season. You just made it this season, I saw them laying out the damn brine yesterday on the interstate.
I know, I had my Challenger at home in the garage so I had to grab the trailer to put her away...
fc7_plumcrazy
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Hi Ross,
I gladly helped you.
I was pretty sure it would sell as your aksing price was very reasonable
Carsten
I'm happy for you Ross.
polara71
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The one below was much more of a major undertaking.....
The wagon was from Canada, then left to right, New York, Illinois, Canada, New Jersey, Canada
That corp or petty blue looking one on the far left is certainly interesting
any closer pics of that one and how did the scoops look on it?
Didn't that one end up at the bottom of the ocean? Or did he buy yours to replace the one that went down?
It's hard tying to keep up with all of your cars. LOL!
Didn't that one end up at the bottom of the ocean? Or did he buy yours to replace the one that went down?
It's hard tying to keep up with all of your cars. LOL!
Ross's Imperial replaced the guys car that went to the bottom of the Atlantic.
73 Fury hit the ocean floor & the Imp was purchased to replace it.
jtalberts
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New here, so how did it end up in the ocean?
Ship pulled in to port and was hit by a storm of the century type deal. A bunch of containers, including lots of ammunition went in the drink.
67Monaco
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Congrats.
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Congrats to your sell! I'm sure I will see it here on several shows in the future!
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Hi Julian,
Dirk was at the german Mopar Nats this year with his 68 Fury vert.
Hope he will bring it to the Nats next year
Carsten
Dirk was at the german Mopar Nats this year with his 68 Fury vert.
Hope he will bring it to the Nats next year
Carsten
jtalberts
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I have never really thought of selling a car over to Europe like that. Is it that much of a pain to do? Besides initially finding a buyer, are there any special requirements? Are emissions an issue?
polara71
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Wait for the buyer.... They'll handle everything else
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usually you will get a wire transfer.
Most buyers will ask you to check the antifreeze for the transport (might get pretty cold on the travel, remember the Titanic). Despite from that the rest is pretty easy. Most guys would want a car with title though as it is a pain sometimes without one. If there is a problem: I know how to handle it, JLMK
Carsten
Most buyers will ask you to check the antifreeze for the transport (might get pretty cold on the travel, remember the Titanic). Despite from that the rest is pretty easy. Most guys would want a car with title though as it is a pain sometimes without one. If there is a problem: I know how to handle it, JLMK
Carsten
Buyer transferred payment in full to my account then I had the title and bill of sale notarized. Then, handed the documents to the shipper and they hauled her away.
Cal55
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This is my truck I sold on ebay that went to Germany a few years ago, it was actually a pretty smooth transaction, but maybe I was fortunate.
