NJ Lien Question?

[Swedefish]

Just curious, is the shipper supposedly a "close friend" of the buyer, or just some independent company that they had the misfortune of hiring?  The answer to that question would make a big difference to me.  If this is something the buyer has supposedly personally lined up, then I might not be so forgiving.

May be we can recommend a shipping company to help this Mopar fellow out. If he`s from Croatia as in Europe he must get it to a harbor
either the east or the west coast. I know my convert was shipped from Stanton, California.

[rallyechall]

I would contact the purchaser, and see if you can come up with a "storage agreement". This way you would be compensated for the inconvenience of having to store the car for him. You can set a date unto which the car needs to be picked up, and also be compensated for storage time already accrued. If he is having trouble getting a shipper, include a fee to which you would assist in getting a shipper for him. Let it be known that you will be compensated for this service. He may be very easy to work with this way. Good Luck

[bordin34]

The car is gone he picked it up 2 weeks ago.


The Charger is more rust-free than the tow vehicle.

[MEK-Dangerfield]

 
         

[go-fish]

I'm glad it worked for the buyer. I would hate to see a guy that is having a hard time with finally purchasing his dream car and getting so close just to have his shipper screw the pooch. I hope you went easy on him.
I do understand your situation. It wouldn't have rusted anymore in your yard than on the ship going across the ocean.
Good news for the Croatian.