I love SVTperformance.....i have loved it for yrs, most time i just creep, esp the for sale terminator section.
One day i decided, screw it. Im going to finally buy one. My dream cobra.
25k
Black 4xxxx mi
2.8l kb lc
Injectors, rxt. Etc
Well my fiance and i bought it from a forum member who goes by Pweave
We flew to Colorado from Louisiana and drove her back
When we got there she rattled to all hell. He said it was supposed to do that, and i trusted him so i handed over the cashier check.
I know, but i have had sports cars before that performance clutches just operate that way. But maybe not this loud.
He says he is leaving the license plate on so i can drive it home. I think wow what a swell guy.
I take my woman to eat, and get a ticket for no front license plate, which i have no clue about bc im from LA. Just thought i was ok bc Pweave said so
When i get back the tob is what is rattling and the sleave and flywheel are also destroyed, a month later the alternator went out, found out later even one of the axels was bent.
Needless to say. She has new everything and lvl 5 axels on my den floor.
When i tried to register the car, the dmv required pweave's license, but he refused to give it. The dmv just wanted to prove that he wAs from CO They wouldnt register the Veh wo it.
The seller refused bc i was not willing to pay for the ticket after payibg so much to fix the car as well as paying top dollar in he first place.
I had to get attorneys involved just to get an affidavit from him so i could register the car
My fiancee facebooked his gf today to appeal to her and she said its my fault for not studying up on the law. She also said that i belitted her husband, she must be refering to me expressing the displeasure of putting thousands into a veh that was sold supposedly in proper working condition
She also said CO does not require the seller to share thier license with the buyer.
So two warnings.
1. When you buy out of state, make sure that you get EVERYTHING that YOU need to register in your home state.
2. Do not trust anyone, do 120% due dilligence first, bring that baby to the best shop you can before you buy it
Our cars are getting old and half of the parts arent original anyway.
Much love to everyone
Happy hunting
I hope you find your dream car
I did, it just wound up being a bit more of a hassle than it should have been, and costing more.
Ps i guess i should have know he was dbag, at one point he had double dodge stripes on the fenders.
One day i decided, screw it. Im going to finally buy one. My dream cobra.
25k
Black 4xxxx mi
2.8l kb lc
Injectors, rxt. Etc
Well my fiance and i bought it from a forum member who goes by Pweave
We flew to Colorado from Louisiana and drove her back
When we got there she rattled to all hell. He said it was supposed to do that, and i trusted him so i handed over the cashier check.
I know, but i have had sports cars before that performance clutches just operate that way. But maybe not this loud.
He says he is leaving the license plate on so i can drive it home. I think wow what a swell guy.
I take my woman to eat, and get a ticket for no front license plate, which i have no clue about bc im from LA. Just thought i was ok bc Pweave said so
When i get back the tob is what is rattling and the sleave and flywheel are also destroyed, a month later the alternator went out, found out later even one of the axels was bent.
Needless to say. She has new everything and lvl 5 axels on my den floor.
When i tried to register the car, the dmv required pweave's license, but he refused to give it. The dmv just wanted to prove that he wAs from CO They wouldnt register the Veh wo it.
The seller refused bc i was not willing to pay for the ticket after payibg so much to fix the car as well as paying top dollar in he first place.
I had to get attorneys involved just to get an affidavit from him so i could register the car
My fiancee facebooked his gf today to appeal to her and she said its my fault for not studying up on the law. She also said that i belitted her husband, she must be refering to me expressing the displeasure of putting thousands into a veh that was sold supposedly in proper working condition
She also said CO does not require the seller to share thier license with the buyer.
So two warnings.
1. When you buy out of state, make sure that you get EVERYTHING that YOU need to register in your home state.
2. Do not trust anyone, do 120% due dilligence first, bring that baby to the best shop you can before you buy it
Our cars are getting old and half of the parts arent original anyway.
Much love to everyone
Happy hunting
I hope you find your dream car
I did, it just wound up being a bit more of a hassle than it should have been, and costing more.
Ps i guess i should have know he was dbag, at one point he had double dodge stripes on the fenders.
