Why are pictures of salvage cars...
13 April 2006, 09:27 AM
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Why are pictures of salvage cars...
...always taken from an angle where there's no damage? Are they hoping that you wont notice what is wrong? 
Just noticed it on a car on ebay but I remember trawling thru salvage years ago and the photo's would always be taken to show the cars 'best' side.
Gary
Just noticed it on a car on ebay but I remember trawling thru salvage years ago and the photo's would always be taken to show the cars 'best' side.Gary
13 April 2006, 09:55 AM
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Let me reply with an even more searching question... Why do salvage cars almost always have marks on the sills (caused by the noses of the clamps that hold them onto chassis jigs)..........?
Surely it isnt because many 'dealers' give them a quick push straight to make them look better.....(usually making it much harder to straighten them properly)?
Simon
Surely it isnt because many 'dealers' give them a quick push straight to make them look better.....(usually making it much harder to straighten them properly)?
Simon
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