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With the back cut off, might decrease the value a little. Not much though. Step up the offer and see where it goes. Like said before, he should have some kind off counter though.

 

The owner must have a number in his head ...what is it ? Whatever he throws at you , you move up, from your original offer , in hundreds ....slowly .

 

Thanks HRP.. always learning..

 

Spoke to owner again, said he has been offered 6000 o: !! Probably not going to sell it.


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He have to eat it !! and what Luke says,

 

He's lying.

 

Leave your Ph. then take a walk, there's a better deal out there somewhere........keep look'n.

 

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I guess it's a matter of semantics. I agree that the car owner doesn't have to make a counter in this case as they are not technically a "seller" because they didn't advertise the item for sale. We'll change it to "potential seller" and "potential buyer". We have to ***ume a lot as the O/P doesn't elaborate much on the conversation.

The O/P stated; "I offered him $1000, but no go".

This left us all hanging. Everyone is thinking-and then?..................... I'd ***ume he'd have upped the offer by saying "how's $1500"? Or ask for a counter "what would you take for the car"?

Now we know for sure the owner isn't selling because $6000 was quoted (probably why the car is still sitting there). Probably one of these guys that gets off on toying with people that knock on his door wanting to buy the car.

FWIW, $5 would buy the pants I'm wearing.

 

You know thats a lie to try to getyou to $7000. I hate when people think their car is worth more than any other. I knce told a guy to call the guy that offered him more than it was worth, found out later that my buddy bough it for less than I offered. Ha!

 

shake the guys hand and leave!

 

Cut his horse's head off, and put it in his bed...

(make him an offer he can't refuse)

 

Bide your time and come back later. At $6k it's probably not going anywhere.

 

aha!