The Most Over Used Phrases In The Car World

[FL SAAC]

Priced to sell =  It's been in our house, garage, backyard for many, many, many years and still no interest from any buyers

[Don Johnston]

Rare Shelby Mustang=beat up Mustang with aftermarket Shelby hood and side scoop and misspelled CS signature on dash.

[Peter L.]

   Describing a unibody car as having a 'full frame off restoration'.

[427heaven]

NO RUST except under battery, doors, and a few pinholes.

[FL SAAC]

NO RUST except under battery, doors, and a few pinholes.

LMAO  ! We call these COOKIE cars, once you touch them they crumble

[FL SAAC]

Never restored,  only one paint job in original color......

[FL SAAC]

The engine is as smooth as 40 year old Bruichladdich....

[Peter L.]

 
  'Easy restoration'.

[FL SAAC]

 
  'Easy restoration'.

LMAO been to that movie....

[FL SAAC]

This car is so fast, it bends time (if dropped from an airplane)

[FL SAAC]

All original, fully restored one owner vehicle.....

[Stillakid54]

I was offered a new one recently on an incomplete restoration: "It's all ready to be put back together, all there in those boxes".

[Don Johnston]

That would be, "some assembly required".

[67 GT350]

How about,
"todays Shelby prices"
"What is the value of a Shelby today?"
"would you sell your Shelby under market value"
"How much is my car worth?"
"Current values"
"I saw the same car on (favorite auction site) do bla, bla, bla....My car has to be worth that."
My Fave,
You are selling, I tell you "Lots of things are wrong with it." I am selling it, "I kind of like it the way it is."
"If I am buying it, it is GOLD, If I am selling the same car, it is SH%$"

[FL SAAC]

I was offered a new one recently on an incomplete restoration: "It's all ready to be put back together, all there in those boxes".

We call those type of cars "instructions included kit" LMAO