2013 Nissan Gtr Premium White Salvage Gtr Runs And Drives on 2040-cars
hawaii, United States
Vehicle Title:Flood, Water Damage
Make: Nissan
Drive Type: SEMI AUTO
Model: GT-R
Mileage: 3,000
Trim: 2 DOOR
THIS IS THE SECOND TIME I AM HAVING TO RE-LIST THIS ITEM.BEFORE I START LET ME START BY SAYING THIS CAR IS BEING SHIPPED OUT OF HAWAII SHIPPING INTO CALI IS 1100 DOLLARS PLUS TAX. AND WHERE AFTER THAT WILL BE ADDITIONAL DEPENDING ON YOUR LOCATION.THIS CAR JUST GOT WHEELS INSTALLED TODAY BECAUSE THE BUYER OF THE VEHICLE FELL THROUGH SO I GOT STUCK WITH A SET OF STOCKS.THE CAR TURNS ON AND RUNS BUT HAS PROBLEMS WITH REAR SPEAKERS AND THE BATTERY KEEPS DYING THERE IS SOME SORT OF ELECTRICAL SHORT. THE TITLE IS SALVAGE THEREFORE THE CAR IS NOT REGISTERED AND CANNOT BE UNTIL IT HAS PASSED IT INSPECTION BY A LICENSED SALVAGE RE BUILDER. THIS CAR WAS PURCHASED AT CO PART AND IS NOW BEING SOLD TO YOU FOR PROFIT.I HAVE NO TOUCHED THE CAR EXPECT FOR WASH IT AND PUT WHEELS ON IT.THE CAR DOES DRIVE AND THERE WERE NO PROBLEMS FOUND WHEN WE DID THE INSPECTION.PAYMENTS I ACCEPT ARE CHECK AND BANK PAYMENTS AND OR CASH FOR LOCAL PICK UP.PAYMENT WILL BE DUE WITHIN 48 HOURS AFTER CLOSE FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN AUTOMATIC ACCEPTANCE TO CANCEL PURCHASE AND RE-LIST ITEM.IF YOU NEED FINANCING BE SURE YOU HAVE IT PRIOR TO WINNING THEM ITEM. AS BEING THAT NO BANK IN THERE RIGHT MIND WILL FINANCE THIS CAR BECAUSE ITS A SALVAGE VEHICLE. SO I CAN ONLY ASSUME THAT YOU HAVE THE FUNDS TO COMPLETE THIS TRANSACTION.IF YOU NEED TO SPEAK TO ME BUT PHONE PLEASE SEND YOUR PHONE NUMBER AND QUESTIONS INCLUDED IN THE MESSAGE. PLEASE DO NOT ASK ME IF I CAN REGISTER THIS VEHICLE BECAUSE I WILL IGNORE YOU FOR FAILURE TO READ MY ITEM DESCRIPTION. IT IS YOUR JOB TO REGISTER AND GET THIS CAR TAGED TO BE DRIVEN ON THE ROAD.THIS IS NOT AN EASY TASK AND WILL REQUIRE EXTRA FINANCES TO PASS INSPECTION AND FIN ANY ISSUES THAT MAY ARISE.THE CAR HAS NO CHECK ENGINE LIGHTS EXCEPT FOR THE BATTERY.I REPLACED THE BATTERY AND ITS DEAD.. SO THAT MEANS THERE IS A SHORT SOME WHERE IT MAY BE SOMETHING SIMPLE OR MORE COMPLEX I COULD NOT TELL YOU. THIS CAR IS A PROJECT CAR AND FOR THE PRICE YOUR GETTING IT FOR UNDERSTAND ANYTHING ELSE THAT MAY BE WRONG I WILL NOT WARRANTY.I CHECKED THE ENGINE VIA COMPRESSION AND IT CHECKS OUT ALL EQUAL ON ALL 6 CYLINDERS. THE TRANNY DRIVES FINE AND DOES NOT HAVE ANY PROBLEMS.THE RADIO WORKS BUT SOUNDS LIKE CRAP THE CAR SMELLS LIKE SEWAGE FROM THE SURGE WATER THAT GOT IN THE CAR.I DONT NO HOW HIGH THE WATER GOT BUT WHEN I GOT THE CAR THERE WERE WATER MARKS UP TO THE BOTTOM BUTTOX PORTION OF THE SEAT. I HAVE CLEANED EVERYTHING TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY AND YOU CANNOT SEE THE WATER MARKS THE SEATS AND CARPET LOOK NEW BUT THE CARPET SMELLS AND THE AC FILTER WILL OBVIOUSLY NEED TO BE CHANGED.THIS CAR IS AN AMAZING DEAL FOR SOME ONE WILLING TO ACCEPT AND IS READY TO START A PROJECT.ITS DRIVABLE IN THE CONDITION IT IS IN AND IS VERY FAST.I WILL SHIP TO UNITED STATES WEST COAST VIA MATSON IF YOU ARE NOT LOCAL AND YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY THEM PRIOR TO ME TAKING THE CAR INTO THE PORT IF YOU ARE LOCAL THEN NON OF THIS REALLY APPLIES TO YOU.THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING AND HAPPY BIDDING
On Jul-01-13 at 14:55:33 PDT, seller added the following information:
SPECIAL MESSAGE BECAUSE IT SEEMS PEOPLE ARE ASKING THE SAME ? OVER AND OVER AGAIN. YES I PURCHASED THIS CAR THRU CO PART I HAVE INCLUDED THE BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS OF THE CAR.SECONDLY THE CAR WAS INVOLVED IN THE SURGE FLOODING FROM THE HURRICANE LAST YEAR IN THE WEST COAST UNITED STATES.THE CAR CAME FROM NJ AND WAS (SOLD) IN CALIFORNIA JUNE 20TH VIA CO PART.THE TITLE SALVAGE TITLE WAS RELEASED TO ME JUNE 26TH.
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