How to sell a car - does it make your eyes hurt?
19 July 2010, 09:53 PM
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**** me, the chap is an obvious enthusiast - i would rather buy from someone who cares about the cars like this chap does than some tarted up for sale model.
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Total Ferrari geek. The perfect kind of person to buy such a car from. He probably has names for each individual nut and bolt! 
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(You'd probably be there all day and get about 3 words in but..................)
20 July 2010, 03:05 PM
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Agreed - the perfect person to buy a Ferrari from (as I'm going through this process currently)
The LAST thing you look at with these cars is a car without history - they're prone to clocking and bad workmanship (and that's from the dealers!) and a great amount of deception.
This type of documentation would certainly warrant a look
Especially if it's proven.
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The LAST thing you look at with these cars is a car without history - they're prone to clocking and bad workmanship (and that's from the dealers!) and a great amount of deception.
This type of documentation would certainly warrant a look
Especially if it's proven.Dan
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