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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: SCPDaddy on September 28, 2022, 03:57:00 AM
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Just bought this one. Any history on it here...?
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Nope
Ed
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Risky move and, surprisingly, I see this on most auto forums: I just bought this, did I get a good deal? I strongly encourage people to do this research before they buy it.
There are several stories here where people have peeled back the layers after purchase only to find shenanigans ... and it's not always the person who last sold the car. Sometimes, the secrets have been covered for a couple of sales cycles, but the folks here can quickly and [usually] easily spot the details. There was one such case here where a guy was asking about a 69 Z28 that his father had recently purchased. This one happened to be a known and well documented fake that had been out there for a decade or so. So, it was a great example of how even a cursory peek could have revealed the fraud. But, he/family only thought to look into it post-sale.
I hope this sale ends up being rock solid. I just wanted to encourage prospective buyers out there to get out in front of the sale.
Congrats on the new purchase. Please post some pics in the welcome section of the forum.
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There is no Welcome Section and asking if there is any info or history on a vehicle is not the same as "I just bought this, did I get a good deal?"
I get what you are trying to say but it did not translate well. ;)
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Clearly, the guy wasn't asking about the quality of the deal. I thought that was very clear and it's why I chose that as an example ... specifically because it did NOT apply to the OP because I didn't want to seem as though I were calling him out specifically (so I chose something else). The point is that people frequently ask these types of questions after the fact.
As I said clearly above, I congratulate the OP on his purchase and think it's great. For others, it's always good to ask questions before the purchase.
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Clearly...