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996 on Craigslist - "KBB $20,000" - Really?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Funny ad. I don't think KBB price for a car in this condition is really $20k. http://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/2514878318.html

POST 4Original post

real GEM low miles and in a condition that really is hard to find! (a co-worker saw it up on my screen and said...cool I should buy it....i said, yea, you should...you could fix it up )

POST 5Original post

Ed, This one seems to need headlights.. Buaaaaa!!!!

POST 6Original post

I would rather have this...at least it's "restored" http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/2518153042.html 1962 VW Beetle restored except paint and interior Basically the car needs paint and interior and it's done

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That car needs some restoration just to bring it up a condition that is good enough to scrap. Or where is a car crusher when you really need one? Sincerely, Macster.

POST 10Original post

For 6K if that was local, I would ****** it up if the engine was OK and running. Cheap paint job and I would flip it. I see profit in that if you can get it for 6K.

POST 11Original post

you are smoking something....5 bucks says it has a salvage title and with a Maaco paint job I bet it would be easy as pie to sell..... that's the plan the owner there had I bet till he found out there was too much work and not enough return on that little GEM

POST 12Original post

+1 on that ^^^^ By just looking at the body work itself alone this car was in a MAJOR wreck!

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