Copart... damage 360/430's thread

Whomever ends up with that last 360, I'll purchase the carbon seats.

What do you think one should pay for such a car?

 

Do you have access to buying from Copart ? if you do I am seriously interested in the last 360 you posted.

Thanks

 

Cold day in hell before I'd touch another flood damaged car without an extremely thorough PPI.

I played that game with a 2000 BMW M5, and I still have nightmares 4 years later!

 

OMG unbelievable!

 

Thanks for this thread. Over the past 7 years, I have been rebuilding BMWs for personal use and sale. I have built M3's, 330's, 335's etc and I am in the position to obtaining my dream car soon, a Ferrari F430. I will keep everyone posted on the progress once it gets going. Hopefully this year, but I am being patient!

 

"Title State/Type: CA SALVAGE CERTIFICATE
Odometer: 66,875 ACTUAL
Primary Damage: MINOR DENTS/SCRATCHES
Secondary Damage:
VIN: ZFFYU51A630133962
..."

Just wondering how the car is written off as CA SALVAGE CERTIFICATE
for MINOR DENTS/SCRATCHES?

 

I can't find the link to the car, but it is possible that it is from a private seller, so you have no idea what is going on with the car. I almost always recommend buying from an insurance company listing unless you can go see the car in person.

 

anyone knows if this actualy sold today? i was about to bid on it but i saw it too late

 

that last copart car the silver with 33k miles did it sell today? i was about to bid but came in too late

 

how do i go about purchasing? do i need a dealer license?

 

So if I found a car that I was interested in, say one of those flood damaged 430s, how do you go about checking it out or getting more info on it? If you live 1000+ miles away, do you need to take a leap of faith or just find someone trustworthy to look at it for you? How do you find out if the car starts/drives etc?

Do all cars come with keys/titles?


Sorry for the questions, but an initially cheap fixer-up Ferrari is a very intriguing idea for me..