Just in case anyone wants to bid on a Maserati or Bentley...
http://www.lonestarauctioneers.com/a...uctionlist.htm
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Just in case anyone wants to bid on a Maserati or Bentley...
http://www.lonestarauctioneers.com/a...uctionlist.htm
I need a truck. How does the auction work? Can I drive it or just inspect it? Any clue what they typically sell for?
ken o's new tow vehicle.Quote:
Originally Posted by ken o
http://www.lonestarauctioneers.com/a...Escalade_a.jpg
Nope you can't usually drive them. Sometimes they will start them for you during inspection or when they move to that auction item. If they are rolling them across a block, they will generally drive them, but that's about it. Smell the oil/tranny fluid, check the frame rails for bends and look for signs of towing wear. How worn are the pedal covers?
Bring a good mechanic/mechanical knowledge and avoid whatever the dealers aren't bidding on. Never be the first one to bid, and its often best to wait until the bids have slowed a bit before you jump in.
Either way, its always "as-is."
Low retail on the Maserati is only $56K! I'd go as high as $25K, sight-unseen!
Meh, too reliable and too easy to get parts at O'Reilly for that car.
Plus, it doesn't have soul like an NA Miata; It's akin to a fancy S2000.Quote:
Originally Posted by mr brg
Imagine being the poor mexican that was asked to balance the wheels on this bitchin' ride:
http://www.lonestarauctioneers.com/a...Challenger.jpg
Do you get to keep the dope or the dead body hiding behind the back seat? :-) I think I will look a dope dealer driving the GT or Bently around my neighbourhood. :-)