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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by mandriano, Feb 16, 2009.

  1. mandriano
    Joined: Mar 20, 2008
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    mandriano
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    Copart salvage auction in houston tx has a 51 merc chopped coupe going off on 2-20-09. Anyone knows a dealer and wants to bid. Bid so far at $5,600.00.
     

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  2. hombres ruin
    Joined: Nov 21, 2006
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    could work out to be a nice custom,with a few mods,i would bid,but you knoow how its goes theses days...
     
  3. 1951bomber
    Joined: Jun 4, 2007
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    1951bomber
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    from atwater Ca

    wow thats cheap
     
  4. ricardo_rocha
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    ricardo_rocha
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    from Brazil

    I wish I was in the USA...
     
  5. 40 & 61 Fords
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    40 & 61 Fords
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    So why is it in a salvage yard auction?
     
  6. saltflatmatt
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    I found the auction site online, looks like she was in a flood.
     
  7. chopt49
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  8. buckeye_01
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    That don't work.
     
  9. roddin-shack
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    It comes with a SALVAGE (flood) title. You have to be a dealer to buy it. Anyone know more details on the car as to driveline etc. :D
     
  10. SAN JOSE MIKE
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    SAN JOSE MIKE
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    from SAN JOSE

    Does anyone have anymore info on this car.
     
  11. Stu D Baker
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    from Illinois

    I'm currently trying to find out some more information on the driveline, etc. When and if I do, I'll post it. The current bid and future bids really don't mean too much for right now. The REAL auction starts at noon 2/20/2009. At that time, interested bidders (who are registered) will be able to bid in real time. Stu
     
  12. dart165
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    looked into the site a bit last night.

    you have to have a dealer lisence, like roddin-shack said, and it cost $200 to register on the site, so make sure you really wanna play before you spend the money to even have a shot at putting a bid.
     
    Last edited: Feb 17, 2009
  13. Stu D Baker
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    You're correct. My guy (my bidder) is registered all over the U.S., but tells me there are additional buyers fees, loading fees, blah blah. He's been spending about 300 - 500 dollars depending on the ending bid. We're watching. Stu
     
  14. SAN JOSE MIKE
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    SAN JOSE MIKE
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    from SAN JOSE

    Good luck. Please let us know how much it goes for.
     
  15. low49
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    from 209and408

    sold for 15800.00
     
  16. chaos10meter
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    chaos10meter
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    from PA.

    Really ?
     
  17. Stu D Baker
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    Stu D Baker
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    from Illinois

    I bid to $15300.00 and a guy from Nebraska got it for $15,400.00 plus auction fees. Anybody know who bought it? Stu
     
  18. roddin-shack
    Joined: Apr 12, 2006
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    I was on the car and got off at $15.K . I thought that was all the money for a body and because up here in good ol Canada it cant be registered with a Salvage title, then there is about $1500. to get it here. Oh well maybe the next one will be closer.
     
  19. JJK
    Joined: Feb 9, 2005
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    Could have been a hurricane car. All those auctions in H-town are selling off bikes and cars that have been caught in one of our wonderful hurricanes. Might have had a salt water soak for a few months, still nice good score.
     
  20. Stu D Baker
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    Stu D Baker
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    from Illinois

    I'm positive it was under salt water. After it got to 15k, I figured to opt out. Stu
     

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