Looking for someone to run Car history?
Jun 1, 2012, 01:29 PM
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Looking for someone to run Car history?
i tried looking around, but really found nothing on here that said anyone could look it up. It would be awesome if someone could look it up for me, i just dont want to pay for it and realize i dont want it.
Jun 1, 2012, 01:42 PM
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f&ck me for asking a question mr. 31, you might as well run this show...and if you want to dick measure, your lacking on your points and level, whatever the f&ck that means.
Good luck
I wish you luck on your journey for free hookups but its highly unlikely...
Jun 1, 2012, 02:06 PM
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Jun 1, 2012, 02:07 PM
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Dont some people pay monthly fees for carfax or yearly rather than paying per carfax? I think thats why hes asking-- I could be wrong, they might just do so many checks for certain fee.
Jun 2, 2012, 07:13 AM
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Another solution to a vehicle history check is if you have a mechanic friend, or a trusted mechanic at the least, ask them to come and take a look at the car with you. Tell them you'll buy them a 6-pack for their trouble. Usually the skilled eye of a good mechanic is better than a report filled by a desk clerk about accident & up keep history.
+3 what was said above. I was lucky to get a warranty with mine and it has more than paid for itself 3x
Good luck on your search.
+3 what was said above. I was lucky to get a warranty with mine and it has more than paid for itself 3x
Good luck on your search.
Jun 2, 2012, 07:45 AM
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Another solution to a vehicle history check is if you have a mechanic friend, or a trusted mechanic at the least, ask them to come and take a look at the car with you. Tell them you'll buy them a 6-pack for their trouble. Usually the skilled eye of a good mechanic is better than a report filled by a desk clerk about accident & up keep history.
+3 what was said above. I was lucky to get a warranty with mine and it has more than paid for itself 3x
Good luck on your search.
+3 what was said above. I was lucky to get a warranty with mine and it has more than paid for itself 3x
Good luck on your search.
I advise people to always bring a mechanic when looking to buy a vehicle, good practice that can save you tons of cash
i am a mechanic and have saved lots of friends from horror storries... The last one was my gf who i told to get a vehicle report on a mazda 3 that looked clean and had no mechanical issues at all. Odometer read 186,090 kms and was being sold at those kms but vehicle report showed vehicle actially had 360,570 kms. What a save that was to get that report...
Jun 2, 2012, 07:59 AM
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This thread is ridiculous.
Not wanting to pay for a Carfax has absolutely nothing to do with how "cheap" the potential buyer is.
Nearly every other forum I'm on has a sticky for a guy that has a membership that helps out the forum members by getting them reports on cars for free. Not wanting to spend $45 for a subscription to see Carfax Reports isn't that unheard of.
After all, if you are all *****ing about how cheap Ministroker is, where are your subscriptions?
Not wanting to pay for a Carfax has absolutely nothing to do with how "cheap" the potential buyer is.
Nearly every other forum I'm on has a sticky for a guy that has a membership that helps out the forum members by getting them reports on cars for free. Not wanting to spend $45 for a subscription to see Carfax Reports isn't that unheard of.
After all, if you are all *****ing about how cheap Ministroker is, where are your subscriptions?