How to sell a classic car.
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Often, people selling classic cars write an excellent advert as they have owned the car for years; have a huge history folder detailing all the money spent; and in many cases actually want to attract a 'suitable' buyer who will then go on lavish more care on the car.
Sometimes though you come across a cracker like this:
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C474230
A rear project indeed. It's not often an individual can write so little and make as many mistakes. Even beginning with a picture of a similar car obviously broken down is an inspired choice.
Sometimes though you come across a cracker like this:
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C474230
A rear project indeed. It's not often an individual can write so little and make as many mistakes. Even beginning with a picture of a similar car obviously broken down is an inspired choice.
restoman said:
This sort of thread really annoys me - perhaps the guy hasn't had as good an education as you, perhaps he has dyslexia, perhaps he has other issues / learning difficulties.
Tell me, if he was a cripple or physically disabled, would you mock him in the same way?
Does dyslexia make you see everything upside down? Or maybe it's my computer showing the photos that way. Education is available to all - should you wish it. He certainly is either extremely clever or extremely dysfunctional, that's clear. I have a dyslexic friend by the way who is a multi-millionaire and the owner - and driver - of some extremely well-known race cars. Either way, the car in question isn't worth the price in my opinion.Tell me, if he was a cripple or physically disabled, would you mock him in the same way?
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