!970 Dodge Challenger Convertible

[BadJoey]

Just called on a 70 , 318 Challenger convertible , In the garage for past 30 years . Ran when parked . $5000.00  Lady said it was gone first day . Without even seeing it I would have giving that . I hear about these deals but never seem to get one .

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Man that would have been a great deal!! Figures it be gone quick. 

[BadJoey]

Talked to a friend yesterday who called about the same car . It was in a local swap sheet . Husband died wife didn't have a clue what she was sitting on . What a deal . Would this count as a barn find for the guy who got it ? Lucky dog . Funny a part of me feels bad for the wife yet I know I would have bought it .

[HemiOrange70]

I have always wondered what I would do if confronted with this situation.......

[MJS73]

I think it a little dishonest to steal a car like that knowing they dont know what its worth so using their ignorance against them. Legal robbery

The seller (who has the right to name any price she sees fit) named a price and the buyer agreed. Sounds like an amicable transaction to me.

[certifiablecuda]

The seller (who has the right to name any price she sees fit) named a price and the buyer agreed. Sounds like an amicable transaction to me.

Sounds like you picked up another car... LOL.

[MJS73]

Sounds like you picked up another car... LOL.

  No, it wasn't me.

Mike

[Katfish]

The seller (who has the right to name any price she sees fit) named a price and the buyer agreed. Sounds like an amicable transaction to me.

I tend to agree.  How many times have you bought a car, then later found out it had more problems/issues than thought.  Would/should the seller be responsible?