Think it's worth it?

[rickeoni]

Looks like a good deal to me :B



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[HUNTERJEFF]

I would check for water damage. If none it's a home run

[chorbelt]

jimh425 wrote:
I wonder what they are thinking.

That there's a sucker born every minute?

[pjay9]

skipro3 wrote:

pjay9 wrote:
Tell them you'll remove it from their property if they pay you the dump fee.

You are generous. Seriously. It would take $300 or more to have someone come out and get that off my property. Plus the dump fees.

Now that's CA for ya! JMHO! HEHE! Don't you love this place.

[Ski_Pro_3]

pjay9 wrote:
Tell them you'll remove it from their property if they pay you the dump fee.

You are generous. Seriously. It would take $300 or more to have someone come out and get that off my property. Plus the dump fees.

[rickeoni]

It looks like a car curber. Same phone number for a number of vehicles but show a residential address. From the pictures you can see that it is a warehouse district. Stay away, Stay away.

[MORSNOW]

Anybody live in the area that can take a look in person and get some pics of the inside? That is just crazy, they make it sound like just a few scratches that are easily repaired.

[jimh406]

Hey, isn't against the rules to advertise on this site? 🙂

[K_Mac]

Hey! It's even got an outside shower for when your fixin it.

[pjay9]

Tell them you'll remove it from their property if they pay you the dump fee.

[trailgranny50]

Crap, we paid$2,700 for our 1990 Shadow Cruiser and it was in functional relatively unabused condition. Sure it had been around and used, but no leaks, just add an AC, new hot water heater and wet bath, microwave and for a total investment of$5,000 it functions as well as a new one. Sure,a few scratches but no rot, no added ventilation (pun) holes, and solid frame. Did we spend too much for the age, maybe, but it's solid and serves us just fine at a price we could afford without a "home loan".

[trailgranny50]

Crap, we paid$2,700 for our 1990 Shadow Cruiser and it was in functional relatively unabsed condition. No leaks, just add an AC, new hot water heater and wet bath, microwave and for a total investment of$5,000 it functions as well as a new one. Sure,a few scratches but no rot, no added ventilation (pun) holes, and solid frame. Did we spend too much for the age, maybe, but it's solid and serves us just fine at a price we could afford without a "home loan".

[Super_Dave]

Owner had it totaled by the insurance company and bought it back for a few hundred bucks and now trying to sell it again. At least that's my take on it.

[lj2654]

a little duct tape and cardboard and we can hit the road!

[JumboJet]

If the owner really wanted a front window, there is a better way to accomplish that.

Reminds me of the saying "Rode hard and put up wet!"

I have seen 30 year old TCs sitting out in the woods that do not look that bad!