[DeTomaso] [SDP] 3277 CHA 1972 DeTomaso Pantera

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 2/23/16 22 41 16, edducati at mac.com writes:


> Check out this video on YouTube:
> 
> http://youtu.be/eOrS0SIlEwk
> 

>>>It's a beautiful video, and might be a great car.   Unfortunately the 
dealer leaves more than a bit to be desired.

I've been working with three different people who have made various 
attempts to buy this car, one of them quite seriously.   The asking price was $75K, 
and he got them to agree to $70K.   He made a commitment to buy the car at 
that price, and was going to fly out on the weekend to buy it.   No money 
traded hands, but he had a commitment and was in the process of buying a plane 
ticket to go see it, and pay for it.

They called him a day later and told him that somebody else was expressing 
interest, and if he really wanted the car, he had better increase his offer 
right away.   He reminded them that they already had a deal.   They told him 
the deal was off, and demanded more money.   He told them to go pound sand.

That was weeks ago, and they are still trying to sell the car.

Some forum dudes went to look at the car on his behalf, and they wouldn't 
let them drive it!   Who the heck goes to buy a car and doesn't test-drive 
it?   Oh, they could sit in it and make vroom vroom noises, and I guess they 
could drive it around a parking lot, but that's it.

Clearly these guys don't know how to sell a car.   Until their attitude 
improves, they will likely have it for quite some time....

Mike
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   In a message dated 2/23/16 22 41 16, edducati at mac.com writes:

     Check out this video on YouTube:
     http://youtu.be/eOrS0SIlEwk

   >>>It's a beautiful video, and might be a great car.  Unfortunately the
   dealer leaves more than a bit to be desired.
   I've been working with three different people who have made various
   attempts to buy this car, one of them quite seriously.  The asking
   price was $75K, and he got them to agree to $70K.  He made a commitment
   to buy the car at that price, and was going to fly out on the weekend
   to buy it.  No money traded hands, but he had a commitment and was in
   the process of buying a plane ticket to go see it, and pay for it.
   They called him a day later and told him that somebody else was
   expressing interest, and if he really wanted the car, he had better
   increase his offer right away.  He reminded them that they already had
   a deal.  They told him the deal was off, and demanded more money.  He
   told them to go pound sand.
   That was weeks ago, and they are still trying to sell the car.
   Some forum dudes went to look at the car on his behalf, and they
   wouldn't let them drive it!  Who the heck goes to buy a car and doesn't
   test-drive it?  Oh, they could sit in it and make vroom vroom noises,
   and I guess they could drive it around a parking lot, but that's it.
   Clearly these guys don't know how to sell a car.  Until their attitude
   improves, they will likely have it for quite some time....
   Mike