74 cuda 360 4 speed

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Offline inot2old

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Re: 74 cuda 360 4 speed
« Reply #15 on: December 12, 2007 - 09:25:07 PM »
Welcome   :newbie:.  Sorry you have to sell your car, good luck selling it.  I just wanted to say , in my opinion, everyone who is interested in ebodies is welcome on this site. 
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Re: 74 cuda 360 4 speed
« Reply #16 on: December 13, 2007 - 06:21:30 PM »
Sorry I did'nt mean to cause any problems, I'm not really someone who posts alot, rather I read and learn alot from all . I'm not computer saavy and I'll try to get some photos soon. Thanks ! :cheers:

If you ever need help posting pictures, I can help ya out.  You can email them to me at aprilpaonessa@aol.com and I will make sure they are the right size and post them for you.  Just let me know.  Good luck with the sale!

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« Reply #17 on: December 20, 2007 - 10:07:27 AM »
I for one have never introduced myself in the newbie section. It is not a prerequisite for posting a car for sale ad.  There are many people that haven't either.
If someone were to buy a car posted on the internet without doing some investigating first, before sending money, they'll probably lose that money.  I did an ebay purchase of my Vert, before any thing was done,  I made damn sure that there was a car and legit seller. 

As for saying a car is "SOLID"  Solid means different things to different people.  To me solid means it has thick strong frame rails, torsion bar crossmember, and rocker panels.  Solid to others may mean that it doesn't need ANY rust repair bigger that a 1" square.

Good luck with your sale Newbie!
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Offline hemi71

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Re: 74 cuda 360 4 speed
« Reply #18 on: December 21, 2007 - 06:13:44 PM »
I think this car is fairly local to me, so if anyone is interested, I may be able to check it out for them.

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Re: 74 cuda 360 4 speed
« Reply #19 on: December 23, 2007 - 09:08:23 AM »
19743604speed, I want to say I am sorry about coming on a little strong on you.  I am like a big brother on this site and I guess I am a little harder on new people then I should be. There are lots of good people here and I hope you turn out to be one of them as well....Again,   I'm sorry....


Now go post in the newby section, show us your cars and tell us about you a little bit.  Also, I cant spell that in Russian, but if you are russian, you are welcome here too :bigsmile:

Who the Heck annointed you King!!??  If you're not the site owner then shut your piehole and lose the attitude!

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Re: 74 cuda 360 4 speed
« Reply #20 on: December 23, 2007 - 05:44:36 PM »
Who the Heck annointed you King!!??  If you're not the site owner then shut your piehole and lose the attitude!

I'm not the site owner, but I am a Moderator, and posts like this are not needed.  He apologized, it's done and over with, so please lets not  :horse:

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Re: 74 cuda 360 4 speed
« Reply #21 on: December 23, 2007 - 08:36:29 PM »
welcome and thanks for posting your car for sale here......sounds like a neat project......

good luck with the sale.
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Offline ragtopdodge

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Re: 74 cuda 360 4 speed
« Reply #22 on: December 27, 2007 - 08:24:32 PM »
Yea, I think its a bit much in jumping in and complaining about a newbie selling his car.  Doesnt matter to me if he has never made a post.  That being said, anytime I purchase anything much less a car I will look over the situation, ask plenty of questions, take pics, do my background research.   I wouldnt care if it were a member with 12,000 posts in here.  Life is buyer beware, and business is business.   One red flag that goes off however is his description that contradicts itself.   A car that is solid ISNT a car that needs quarters.   This car isnt solid, far from being so.   Its one of the things that scares him or a potential buyer.   I dont think it is anyones place to jump into the face of a newbie who wants to sell his car here.  Yes probably will be the first and last time we hear from him, but if you were trying to sell your Mopar wouldnt you try here, Moparts and Ebay first??    Signed    Boris Razhinzewishski  Rusky.............he he he he

Depends.  Coming from PA, anything needing JUST quarters is solid.

However, I don't understand people who sell cars with minimal info and pictures.  They'd fail Marketing 101.  Especially if you're selling to people who can live thousands of miles away.

When I sell items, even stupid little things, I take BIG pictures from different angles. A car?  Hella big pictures.
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