Originally Posted by
DTMenace
Thomas
The bright lights and television enhance every car that appears at one of these auctions. Anyone wanting to bid on a car(s), must be present and inspect the car as closely as possible, rust and bondo are present on a lot of the older cars that are sold.
There are bad resto companies out there, strictly flipping cars, so the cheapest parts are used.
It is buyer beware, absolutely no guarantees tied to any of the cars, unless they are brand new, with factory warranty, such as a Dodge Hellcat being flipped.
If you are still interested, attend one of these auctions as a non bidder to observe what is going on during an auction.
Dennis
DTMenace
Sage advice.
BUT, if you can hear thunder and see lightning, you can find a damned nice deal....