Quote:
Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms
You assume wrong, LOL! Actually the guy that bought had only seen it from afar. One of his guys told him he looked it over and it was cool so the guy bought it. In fact I was with the car the next day when the guy and his friend showed up to see the car, and the guy that bought said, Is this it! We showed him around the d=car, he asked a few auestions and was in a hurry to get somewhere else. ast we ever heard from him.
It went to Texas. John went above and boyond the call of dutyafter the fact and wrote the guy a complete operators manual for the car. The guy has both our cell numbers, never heard anything!
|
This is why I didn't like going to Barrett Jackson -- it was FULL of non car bozos that were wannabes.... Seriously! It made me so angry I left after one day and flew home. Of course - I happened to be sitting next to that complete ahola Alan Lewenthal (the buyer for the Gateway museum)... and that guy was such a moron he ruined my trip in one day.
Between that guy - and the chain wearing hawaiian shirt bozos... and they'd stand there looking at a '69 Camaro and call it a '67... and the other guy would say - "yeah, I had a Mustang like that in high school"..... All the time I'm thinking -- HEY BUDDY -- KEEP TALKING WHILE I RELOAD....
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
First Hemi 'Cuda Convertible Ever Built
Short clips: Goodguys Pleasanton autocross and pit videos
Hybrid Mode
