Random Thoughts - Part III The Search for Spark (No Politics)

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

I would highlight this, send them a copy and tell them they were told. Not your problem.

Willing to bet the sales contract reads "as is"someplace anyway. Or it would if I was doing it.The second it was signed over anything they didn't like is their problem. The only way I would cooperate would be if I wanted to maintain a good relationship with them.

[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Willing to bet the sales contract reads "as is"someplace anyway. Or it would if I was doing it.The second it was signed over anything they didn't like is their problem. The only way I would cooperate would be if I wanted to maintain a good relationship with them.

Good point. "As is" is a pretty important couple little words to have on there.

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by weederr33

That's where I was thinking about just giving them the stock exhaust since I already bought it and let them deal with the tune, but I also don't want to deal with the headache of them trying to call me up and blaming me for the motor blowing. Especially if they try to run the stage 2 tune with stock headers. However, on the sales receipt it did state that the emissions system wasn't tampered with so...

There's this thing called "due diligence". As long as you didn't lie about the car and made the car available to them to look at, then it's on them to determine the condition of what they are buying.

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Willing to bet the sales contract reads "as is"someplace anyway. Or it would if I was doing it.The second it was signed over anything they didn't like is their problem. The only way I would cooperate would be if I wanted to maintain a good relationship with them.

Ditto, but also if they made it worth my time in some way. Free removal and return of aftermarket parts might be one, but that's a judgement call on "worth".

[bcj]

Originally Posted by cjd

Slow work takes time

Unfortunately, I have one.

[spike021]

The radiology place just called. Apparently the original doctor looked at the results and he requested I go back in for additional imaging "in one specific area."

Great...

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Spuds

Ditto, but also if they made it worth my time in some way. Free removal and return of aftermarket parts might be one, but that's a judgement call on "worth".

So this is the caveat I'm looking at. If they will take the parts off and let me keep them, only for me to give them the oem piece, I have zero qualms flashing the car over. Cuz I can turn around and make a profit.

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Willing to bet the sales contract reads "as is"someplace anyway. Or it would if I was doing it.The second it was signed over anything they didn't like is their problem. The only way I would cooperate would be if I wanted to maintain a good relationship with them.

So this is what the acknowledgement states:

"Said vehicle does not have any damage or repair to the chassis or unibody and the motor block and cylinder heads are not cracked, welded, or repaired. The present engine is the original installed by the vehicle's manufacture. The vehicle was never in a flood and has no salvage or junk history. Said vehicle has not been in an accident that resulted in damages over $3000 and the emissions control equipment has never been altered or removed. The airbags have never been deployed. I understand that I may be responsible for any damages you may incur in the event I have misrepresented the condition of my trade-in vehicle to you."

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by weederr33

So this is what the acknowledgement states:

"Said vehicle does not have any damage or repair to the chassis or unibody and the motor block and cylinder heads are not cracked, welded, or repaired. The present engine is the original installed by the vehicle's manufacture. The vehicle was never in a flood and has no salvage or junk history. Said vehicle has not been in an accident that resulted in damages over $3000 and the emissions control equipment has never been altered or removed. The airbags have never been deployed. I understand that I may be responsible for any damages you may incur in the event I have misrepresented the condition of my trade-in vehicle to you."

OK so they may have you on the exhaust if it isn't catted.

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

OK so they may have you on the exhaust if it isn't catted.

But then there is the flex fuel kit and tune. So the question would be, leave it alone and not mention anything and let the next owner deal with it. Or be a kind human and flash it back to stock.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by weederr33

But then there is the flex fuel kit and tune. So the question would be, leave it alone and not mention anything and let the next owner deal with it. Or be a kind human and flash it back to stock.

Pull the kit and tune and sell them.

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Pull the kit and tune and sell them.

Thanks dad for the advice!

[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by spike021

The radiology place just called. Apparently the original doctor looked at the results and he requested I go back in for additional imaging "in one specific area."

Great...

That's no bueno.

I prefer not to know what is wrong with me. I am still waiting on robot parts to be a thing.

[Captain Snooze]

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