Thread: Lime Green SPF Roller on Cobra Country
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Old 08-20-2010, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by RedBarchetta View Post
I was thinking that someone with a paint shop or access to one would offer him $25K. $20K is a stretch goal, but the guy is looking to cash these out probably sooner than later. Wouldn't hurt to tender an offer and see if he bites. If he doesn't, at least he knows he has one offer to go back to if no one else steps up. Cash is King in this economy. If he received these in a settlement, he would be hard-pressed to take a low ball offer and just move on.
Knowing what it takes to completely disassemble a car as this, properly prep it, shoot, then wet sand and buff a car like this I would be losing money at 25K vs buying a roller SPF in the color of my choice. If it makes sense, great, if the numbers don't work, then why bother........Then again, lime green is not something you see every day when it comes to a Cobra


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