Re: Re[3]: Alfa purchase

["Nick" <nicksnrt@domain.elided>]

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>On the other hand - it's up to the seller to accept/reject any offer. If the seller isn't educated about what he/she is selling,
that's not the buyer's fault.
>
> And you could also consider that 9 times out of 10 there are probably things wrong with the car (maybe minor, maybe major) that
the seller knows about but isn't saying. And, of course, there are usually problems with the car that the seller doesn't know about
either. Think about it - have any of us ever bought a "needs nothing" car that truly needed nothing?


Consider.........

Speaking from the abstract, perhaps a certain seller does not want the car to start for a certain buyer, so the certain seller
disables the fuel delivery system with something so simple a certain buyer thinks he is getting one over on the said seller.  Some
time later when the car warms up the real problem surfaces.

Honesty is the best policy.....

Nick
Apex, NC
'84 Spider
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