Kurt Nolte wrote:
> Update already: He obviously doesn't really want to sell it.
>
> Refused to let me try rolling it out where I could get all the way
> around it, or to help me out with that. When we popped the hood the
> litany of parts missing started up: Alternator, Master Cylinder, Glow
> Plugs (He lied, it's an I4), steering was more than a little funky
> ("Bolts tore loose, but if you move the wheel a bit before you start
> turning it still works fine"), No battery.
>
> I asked him if I could pull my car up and at least see if it would still
> crank, or at least turn over. "Well, you can, but if it still runs it's
> worth more and I'm gonna charge you more for it."
>
> I walked away. I told him and his brother(?) thanks, but I was no longer
> interested in buying an inappropriately advertised car.
Holy cow. People amaze me. One gets the feeling he makes a practice of this.
Anyway -- you did the right thing. Not worth the headache.
-Stephen-
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