It works with the KSL listings.

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Apr 17, 2014
1:08:03pm

CosmoK

The damaged car usually is listed on an auction website, with dozens of photos of the damage.

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CosmoK

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Question about purchasing a reconstructed title car:

deek1906

4/17/14 12:45pm

all depends on what type of accident

El Joffrey

4/17/14 12:45pm

this is true, I hadn't really thought about it yet...

deek1906

4/17/14 12:47pm

I've bought theft cars before. Sometimes they are totaled due to being stolen

Byu4life

4/17/14 12:49pm

Don't do it. Your risk is too great.

Cougar-Duck

4/17/14 12:47pm

Rear end damage is OK... front end damage stay away.

ClackamasCoug

4/17/14 12:49pm

Your resell value will SUCK. Factor this in big time

HoustonCougar

4/17/14 12:55pm

Google the VIN. You'll find pictures of it wrecked.

CosmoK

4/17/14 12:59pm

That's a really good idea.

Byu4life

4/17/14 1:05pm

It works with the KSL listings.

CosmoK

4/17/14 1:08pm

ohhh cool. Hey deek, what's the vin#? I wanna see.

boxydutch

4/17/14 1:08pm

I found it, primary damage = bio hazardous/ chemical

deek1906

4/17/14 1:22pm

Water damage. Stay away.

workindev

4/17/14 1:23pm

^^^^^This^^^^^^

Dread Pirate Westley

4/17/14 1:44pm

Any pictures? Internet makes it sound like that means someone died in it.

CosmoK

4/17/14 8:14pm

I have heard that it is difficult both to finance and to insure salvaged title

workindev

4/17/14 1:22pm

I've had very good luck with branded cars

vandalcoug

4/17/14 4:57pm

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