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Quote from: 2112 on April 30, 2018, 01:16:33 PM

Quote from: stangman39 on April 30, 2018, 11:45:40 AM
Often the people who don't keep their word want cash or certified check and don't want to even consider a fast deposit to hold the car etc.

Have fun getting 6 figures of cash out of the bank.

BTW, I believe both deposits and withdrawls of $10K or more automatically get reported to the IRS.

Correct about deposits and withdrawals

Quote from: 557 on April 30, 2018, 12:19:53 PM
When ready to pull the trigger go to bank with seller,title and car...Give em cash get title signed and bye, bye..done...

In a perfect world sure.  Not always easy when the car is hundreds of miles away.

Quote from: tesgt350 on April 30, 2018, 11:16:39 AM

Quote from: stangman39 on April 30, 2018, 11:04:31 AM
I guess I don't understand the OP.
Does the original owner still have the car for sale or has he now consigned it to a dealer...or did the dealer "steal" the ad and pics and marked it up $30K?

It sounds like someone told the seller that he needs to raise the Price by at least $30K so the owner took down the Ad and reposted it with a higher Price.

Oh I gotcha.  I had similar happen before when I tell someone I'll give them their asking price and they respond saying "the price has gone up, I had it too low!"
Or I love when I agree to buy and work out all the logistics and get a text or email later in the day saying the car has been sold since someone showed up with cash!  Happened just yesterday.
I've had many good people keep their word but have had my fair share of a verbal agreement meaning nothing.  Often the people who don't keep their word want cash or certified check and don't want to even consider a fast deposit to hold the car etc.

I guess I don't understand the OP.
Does the original owner still have the car for sale or has he now consigned it to a dealer...or did the dealer "steal" the ad and pics and marked it up $30K?

Those are some nice wheel dollies!
I too am surprised it's bid that high.

Chris is a transport broker.  He's been doing that for over 10 years (not an easy job).
He's a Mustang guy.  He doesn't live in TN.
He owns www.discountautotransport.com

yes, you have his email correct.
You can tell him Mike in Georgia referred you.
He's probably helped move over 100 cars for me, friends, family and acquaintances over the last 7 years.
Some of the hauls have not been easy and he's got creative to get them moved....like moving one thru Laredo, TX!
Hope this helps.

Since it's inop you're probably looking around $1000
Drop an email to Chris at autotransportinfo @ yahoo for a quote.
I and friends of mine have used him many times, he's a broker but a Mustang guy also.

I've done this before to help restore faded fold down carpet.
It worked well.

Thanks for sharing.
Felt like I was there with you, very cool.

Quote from: TOBKOB on April 10, 2018, 09:17:30 AM
That looks a lot like the one Pookie had for sale. 

I was wondering the same thing

81.8% feedback.
That's hard to do!

It's a long haul for sure.
I've found inops usually get $100-200 more.
You should be able to get it done on an open hauler for 70-80c/mile if you're patient.

Does it have to go enclosed?
I've used Chris at DiscountAutoTransport.com for years.
He's a broker but also a Stang guy.  Gets great rates and very good to work with.

Re: live video cam
I texted my parents when we were there and waved at them haha

Nice pics!