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Number: 1548
From: "Sandy Block" <cigarsandy@c...>
Date: Thu Oct 24, 2002 4:53 pm
Subject: Re: Hello !
Body:
-No, I didn't get the guy's name. His son had just graduated from
college, and he & dad had run around all over looking to find a car
the kid wanted, and the kid could not - or would not - make up his
mind. The father was sick of it all. The kid lit up to my '86 coupe
and said that he'd like THAT car. So, the father offered me $20,000
for it. I told him is was not 4-Sale.. The father looked more
dissapointed than the kid did! Somethings can't be bought.
Sometimes money isn't everything (okay, okay, okay...not often....)
-- In ascmclaren@y..., "negusm" <negusm@y...> wrote:
> Thanks!
>
> -Mike
>
>
--- In ascmclaren@y..., "Sandy Block" <cigarsandy@c...> wrote:
> > To Negusm: Same exact Grey > Same Door Panel
> > To N20Capri: Name sounds VERY familiar. I'll check later today!!
> > Whats "that" car worth, done? Hard to say, but near the bottom
of
> a
> > decent 1989's value. I would resist putting any # on it. Mike,
> > forget the book. A 'book' buyer is NOT a mint McLaren buyer.
I'd
> > put your car at $12,000 value. At a car show, in May of 2001 I
was
> > offered $20,000 for my 1986 Coupe. Of course I turned it down!
IF
> I
> > needed $20g I'd get an equity loan. If I needed a 620 mile
> showroom
> > new McLaren Coupe in Smoke Charcoal Grey I'd go____________
(Where
> > was that you said....)? Of course, to the Mercury dealer & place
> an
> > order! he he he
> > On these cars, the all important thing is mileage & condition,
for
> > the BIG bucks. Of course, a $2,200.00 "needs some work" is gonna
> > sell first, as more young guys can afford it. The monied serious
> > collectiors are searching out the gems! Like Diamonds or Art.
> >
> > S A N D Y
