When buying a car from a collector car dealer turns into a nightmare...

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  • This is the very reason I don't offer advice on what car to buy, this fox body buyer is out $45,000!
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Комментарии • 31

  • @richardwilson9560
    @richardwilson9560 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for the great advice!🤙

  • @danawoodall8106
    @danawoodall8106 4 месяца назад

    Good stuff as always man

  • @chriscolvin2640
    @chriscolvin2640 4 месяца назад

    Well said

  • @craigbuilt
    @craigbuilt 5 месяцев назад +18

    It's like this. If you're buying anything ask the seller if you can have a shop. Do a pre-purchase inspection. If the seller says no. Do not purchase the vehicle. Might cost you 100 bucks. I'd rather lose 100 over thousands any day

    • @hackertheslacker
      @hackertheslacker 5 месяцев назад +1

      I tell people this all the time. They never do. Some get lucky, some do not.

    • @Gregoman89
      @Gregoman89 5 месяцев назад

      Most people don’t actually allow that. They are afraid someone will do something.

  • @383corvette1
    @383corvette1 4 месяца назад

    Another thing to remember is that 99% of these cars as well as 3rd gen Camaros have been beat to within an inch of its life. My first car was an 84 Z28. It was a clapped shitbox when I bought it in 1997. It didn't get any better I was not nice to that car.

  • @Stainlessslayer
    @Stainlessslayer 5 месяцев назад +1

    I stick to private sales. Too many dealers are willing to bandaid big problems and ask premuim price. Bought my fox from a retired army Sargeant. 48k miles looking fresh as the day it was bought in 86.

  • @jimmyjimmy3649
    @jimmyjimmy3649 5 месяцев назад +3

    Very good advice. A lot of times we just don't listen. When we bite the bullet we have to take the responsibility 😢.

  • @SILVERCHARGEDS
    @SILVERCHARGEDS 5 месяцев назад +12

    I always take my wife. I'm usually excited and have half blinders on. She starts pointing out everything, and does it in front of the seller. Lol

  • @andyd5492
    @andyd5492 5 месяцев назад +5

    He could have hired an inspector for a few hundred bucks.

  • @kgthegreatone943
    @kgthegreatone943 5 месяцев назад +10

    If you're buying car over 30+ you going to have problems let alone if it's been tampered with

    • @damianlindsey6177
      @damianlindsey6177 5 месяцев назад +2

      I second this. Almost bought a 13k original mile svo mustang last year and it was perfect..... except that it had been sitting for over 20 years in a garage. It looked great, didn't have a dank smell inside from bad seals, but knowing the car hadn't been started or driven meant that if it holds fluid or rotates, it will need to be replaced just to drive it. Sure, you can hit the key with a hot battery and fresh fuel but the rubber efi lines and coolant hoses are still going to give up. I know the guy that bought it and he's spent more than what he paid for the car(8500) just to get it dependably roadworthy. Worth it though? Hell yes.

  • @k5wxp22
    @k5wxp22 5 месяцев назад +1

    I was at lunch with a friend, and his friend who was an old guy car dealer that had sold cars since the 60's. He was bragging about buffing/polishing a car and rolling the odometer back to "make it like a brand new car". Glad I never bought from him.
    Great advice from you, Caleb, but ultimately the buyer is responsible. Caveat emptor!

  • @musclecarcamaroman9092
    @musclecarcamaroman9092 5 месяцев назад +2

    I had a buddy sell a really clean fox at one of those classic car dealerships here recently after not having much luck selling it on FB Marketplace. He established a reasonable asking price for what he needed to get for the car to let it go and they put a 1.5x multiplier on his asking price for their posted selling price. The car sold in about a month. You are not getting any deals at those places. It will for sure be some more work to hunt what you want down, but there is a lot more potential cost saving dealing with a private individual.

  • @jesseworkman4418
    @jesseworkman4418 5 месяцев назад +1

    I've been working on cars for 30 years and been in small shops, chain type muffler shops and big dealerships. If you don't know cars do some homework and find a shop you can actually trust. Always I mean Always have someone else look at it before you buy it. I had my Best Friend who also has been working on cars for 30 years look at the Fox I now own as I didn't want to miss anything before I bought it. You turn into a kid in a candy store and look too fast and can miss big things. It happens.

  • @roberthirshfield3571
    @roberthirshfield3571 5 месяцев назад +1

    Don’t buy from a car dealer for a classic car most are flippers

  • @331Notch
    @331Notch 4 месяца назад

    Was it misrepresented? If so , put it out there who it is man!

  • @lanebarker297
    @lanebarker297 5 месяцев назад

    INTERESTING.... turn this car, into YT content and make a video on it!

  • @hotrodray6802
    @hotrodray6802 5 месяцев назад

    I know an extremely knowlegable custom body shop and mechanic car builder.... That got the screaming purple hornies over a tri-5 that looked fantastic.
    When he got it home it was house screen bondo and bullshit.
    Lost 20k getting rid of it.

  • @ledheadkustomplastic3442
    @ledheadkustomplastic3442 5 месяцев назад

    When buying from a OLD CAR JOCKEY (HUSLER) Always have someone who knows about Old car's looking at it BEFORE YOU BUY IT!! 😎👍🇺🇸

  • @NotchFox
    @NotchFox 5 месяцев назад

    Sux that he got screwed, but wow.....due diligence guys. Common sense should tell you that if you are not compent to thoroughly inspect the prospective vehicle, take, or hire someone who is! These dealers are not your friend. Their money is in your wallet, and they feel it is their job to get it out of your pocket. They are good at what they do!

  • @CCWFOX
    @CCWFOX 5 месяцев назад

    The only person at fault is the buyer that's it. With these old foxbodies swapping so many owners you never know what's been changed.

  • @StLMikie
    @StLMikie 5 месяцев назад +1

    Dover putting on some weight? Jeremy, you boys getting with it down there.

  • @hotrodray6802
    @hotrodray6802 5 месяцев назад

    🔔😎
    Your advice was GOOD.
    Let a knowlegable trusted person scrutinize it....
    🔔🔔🔔😎

  • @slimsautomotiverepair8714
    @slimsautomotiverepair8714 5 месяцев назад

    i disagree the interior work and dash work is the best driveline for me sucks

  • @paulhudgins5120
    @paulhudgins5120 5 месяцев назад

    Yeah a total screw job, someone has to look over the car for you if you don't know take it to someone who
    does for a pre-inspection, if they don't let you don't buy it. Last year I went to go look at a New Edge 03 GT,
    looks good way overpriced at this dealership that deals with older muscle cars it was about 3.5 hrs away,
    I knew it was overpriced but went anyway looked at with my wife owning a 02 GT that is garage kept and me
    being the only one working on it. So I knew the ceiling, it had less than 75K miles but looked good from a distance
    but underneath looked so bad, looked like it was driven in high waters most of it's life, shotty repair work, patched
    paint work. They wanted over 15k for I offered 8K but they didn't take my offer.