"Zoltan Finks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Any of you familiar with such an operation? Sounds like he turns > these cars around as a business, though he claimed not to be a > dealer of any sort. I just wonder if these cars are stolen.
I don't buy lots of cars, but have bought enough of them to realize that (in my experience) when you talk to anyone who sells them for a living you cannot believe one single thing they say. Nothing. I'm sure there is the rare honest dealer out there, but once you've caught one in a lie you can be sure that almost everything else he's told you is also knowingly untrue or just made up. You even have to be careful buying from a "private" seller; many times car dealers will list some of their inventory in local classifieds, with an individual (not dealership) name and phone number. This is especially likely if they want to show you the car at a mall parking lot or someplace other than a private residence. Allan -- 1983 300D 1966 230
