Well this seems like an interesting way to get 7 Lambos!...
Well this seems like an interesting way to get 7 Lambos! http://cgi.ebay.com/Lamborghini-7-Free-04-Aracor-Eagle-NUCLEAR-accelerator-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem2eaf7f0495QQitemZ200512832661
I think they are the"all story" cars from Baton Rouge....I would'nt take the cars for free personally.
Until EbaY allows prostitutes to actively solicit on their site, I'll have to say this is the strangest "item" I've ever seen listed to date
There use to be a dealer that would pick up local strippers and put in his ebay lamborghini auctions...I am sure the girls could have been negotiated in the deal
He buys Lamborghinis that are involved in accidents from the insurance companys, they can come from anywhere , any state, the story is they have damage that usally can be fixed, I am driving one right now. some people tell me I got lucky, but if the Lambo club says it runs and drives you can bet it does .
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2009-Lamborghini-Murcielago-LP640-2000-miles-superprice-/200514192059?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2eaf93c2bb http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Lamborghini-Espada-1971-Lamborghini-Espada-/200514207531?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2eaf93ff2b http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Lamborghini-Murcielago-16-50-MURCIELAGO-40th-Anniversary-Edition-4k-miles-Perfect-/200513334891?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2eaf86ae6b Here are 3 of the 7 on ebay.
...................................That would be the Lambo club of LA., I don`t think its a '' official '' club afffiliated with Lamborghini of North America, but i did purchase a Diablo from them, they do not come with any warranty, its a take your chances type of deal , you can only tell so much about the car from photos . It worked out for me , I really like my Diablo , but I had to get my hands dirty for a long time before I could drive ( which I knew I had to do ) .
.............................................................................................. the blue Murcielago is one hell of a nice looking car, and for a buy it now at $ 99,000, who cares if its a salvage or rebuilt title, I would not , just drive it and enjoy it ., the White car is almost new but will take some work, and it comes with the chassis section from another car, not a easy fix but not impossible , worth it if you like paddle shifters. I would buy again from this seller .
I have to agree with you here..there is always someone for a car..regardless of its history..when it comes to these cars..it is like OMG it had a fender bender..throw it away in the ocean..qickly NOW it aint worth crap.. In all my years..some of the BEST Deals I ever had for myself were an auction salvage car..REMEMBER one thing.. a lot of time these exspensive cars are written off by the insiurance company becuase their VALUABLE client insists on it..and they will eat this one to keepo the rest of his business.. A lot of these cars are worth every penny for a buyer that wants to make some repairs and drive and enjoy the car..then when it comes to selling it down the road..wont loose his butt.. IMO, I would not get a car with significant frame damage..but a lot of the other with just body panels and cosmetic errors..yep worth it.
+1000. If you find a nice Salvage car(s), I would always love to hear about it. I have never owned a Salvage title car but am not opposed to it. Every car has value no matter what it has been through. If you get into the car at or below that "value mark" you are fine. I know one poster above aluded to not wanting the car if it was free. I would take a car that has had the frame completely straightened, every panel replaced, a fire, a flood and even locusts if the price was right. ;-)
The 40th anniversary car is nice. I saw one in person a few years ago and the color looks great in person. $99k seems like a nice price for it, but the I'm not sure about his "repairs" that would justify writing a $100k check for. Can you even insure a car after it gets a salvage title??? I know in FL a lot of dealers somehow get a "clean" title for them...weird.
...........................................................................Every state is different , usally you get papers that you bring to a authorized inspection station after the repairs are made, then the state issues you a title that has listed on it that it had previous damage or lists the car as rebuilt, sometimes its a regular title but a title search will reveal damage history, or salvage history, once you get the title getting insurance is no problem, actually you can get insurance beforehand like I did , as soon as I got the car i got insurance on it ,even before I got the plates . With the depreiation of buying a new car then trying to sell it later and losing a ton of money , the salvage cars from the Lambo club of louisana are fun and cheap ( relatively speaking , they still are alot more money than a Camaro )
I forgot to mention some of these cars have allready been through the inspection process and have a transferrable title, and others have not , sometimes the cars are bought directly from the insurance company and have not been seen in person, therefore no guarantee can be given on its exact condition, when this is the case its listed in the auction, that was the case in my 98 Diablo SV,it was listed by the insurance Co. as runs and drives but in its condition it was in it did not ( the oil cooler and suspension was ripped out ) which the seller told me as such, After all the repairs were done then it did run and drive , Lucky Me . I will add that even after a years time , the seller still is friendly with me , answers my Emails and phone calls and retains 100 % ebay positive feedback .
I just noticed that the seller is here on Fchat, murcielago8898 http://www.thebestemployee.com/forum/member.php?u=88543 This is the same guy that was peddling the smashed Boxer on ebay a few months ago, Newman found the car, originally Black and totaled, then patched together and put up on ebay. See this thread, VERY illuminating. http://www.thebestemployee.com/forum/showthread.php?t=270409&highlight=ebay+boxer. PICTURES!! Some interesting responses from the seller when he was called out by a couple of Fchatters. I would NOT believe ANYTHING in this guy's ads!!!!
Good find! Looks like they joined up, made no posts, and never logged in again. Strange. All the best, Andrew.
So I'll bump this again before anyone gets suckered into this. This is the same guy that was peddling the smashed Boxer on ebay a few months ago, Newman found the car, originally Black and totaled, then patched together and put up on ebay. See this thread, VERY illuminating. http://www.thebestemployee.com/forum...ght=ebay+boxer. PICTURES!! Some interesting (and flippant) responses from the seller when he was called out by a couple of Fchatters. I would NOT believe ANYTHING in this guy's ads!!!!
