Considering selling my Miata ASAP.
07-15-2008, 06:25 PM
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Considering selling my Miata ASAP.
$12k or so seems appropriate.
contact me if you are serious. about $17k worth of **** is included. only few parts are installed - the rest are still in the boxes!
323.404.0546 - west hollywood, ca
contact me if you are serious. about $17k worth of **** is included. only few parts are installed - the rest are still in the boxes!
323.404.0546 - west hollywood, ca
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07-15-2008, 08:51 PM
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We need a way on this forum to vote up the best thread of the day. This one wins today.
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07-15-2008, 08:52 PM
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well... i quit my full time job and now i work for myself. no more time to play around with cars. not in next 5-6 months at least. plus i spent all my savings on this car and would like some $$ back as i need to dump $10k in advertisement and equipment very very very soon.
ps: just picked up top of the line 15" macbook pro - 2.6ghz / 200gb hd / 4gb ram (expensive ****!) and need to spend another $3k by end of this week.
do you really think i feel good about selling it without even driving it??
ps: just picked up top of the line 15" macbook pro - 2.6ghz / 200gb hd / 4gb ram (expensive ****!) and need to spend another $3k by end of this week.
do you really think i feel good about selling it without even driving it??
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07-15-2008, 09:23 PM
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Its just a car then, now its the money you need to live/start your business. You don't normally just quit your job to run a business full time on a whim. You must have been wanting to do this for a long time. You should have planned accordingly.
Another good rule of thumb is that if you need money fast you must be willing to lose ALOT of your investment. I sold my 5-6k motor for 3k because I needed money fast at the time.
Another good rule of thumb is that if you need money fast you must be willing to lose ALOT of your investment. I sold my 5-6k motor for 3k because I needed money fast at the time.
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07-15-2008, 09:49 PM
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well... im willing to take $5k hit on this thing.
also, i didnt really plan to drop my full time job. i just had an opportunity and i took it. took me 2 days to make that decision
also, i didnt really plan to drop my full time job. i just had an opportunity and i took it. took me 2 days to make that decision
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