downgradeing to a 93 civic...
#11
RE: downgradeing to a 93 civic...
ORIGINAL: Marty
With all due respect he should have to earn it and he needs not get used to getting breaks in life.
ORIGINAL: PREKGSR
u just got a brand new car ur brother turned 16 ? cmon help the kid out and stop braggin about it hes ur brother for christ sake. i would give my life for my brother but i guess not all ppl are like that
u just got a brand new car ur brother turned 16 ? cmon help the kid out and stop braggin about it hes ur brother for christ sake. i would give my life for my brother but i guess not all ppl are like that
#14
RE: downgradeing to a 93 civic...
All I know is dealing with family members can be a very bad thing. If all parties don't get their way, then baggage develops and can last for years.
You have to sign the title over, right? Well, most states require a bill of sale. Write one up, get it notarized, and set conditions. $2000 with the stereo... $1500 without... or whatever you come up with.
When I recently registered my '95 VX hatch in Texas, they would not base the taxes on what I paid ($800)... but rather, their 'fair market value' of the car (which was $2382). Use something like that to justify your price (based on applicable vehicle conditions, of course).
Blood may be thicker than water... but money can buy both.
You have to sign the title over, right? Well, most states require a bill of sale. Write one up, get it notarized, and set conditions. $2000 with the stereo... $1500 without... or whatever you come up with.
When I recently registered my '95 VX hatch in Texas, they would not base the taxes on what I paid ($800)... but rather, their 'fair market value' of the car (which was $2382). Use something like that to justify your price (based on applicable vehicle conditions, of course).
Blood may be thicker than water... but money can buy both.
#15
RE: downgradeing to a 93 civic...
I think the OP is sayiing he has the '93 and his brother's $1000 now, that's not right you need to choose one or the other. If the money is important he needs to tell his brother that the car's price is $2500, and maybe brother can borrow the money from Dad if he doesn't have it. And I would get on Dad a little too since he was so convinced that brother would be good for $2500 when he wasn't, and OP has been jerked around too much over that when he could've had $2800 weeks ago. Otherwise sell the car to a stranger and be done with it.
Whether the stereo equipment goes with the car or not should've been decided long ago.
Whether the stereo equipment goes with the car or not should've been decided long ago.
#16
RE: downgradeing to a 93 civic...
ORIGINAL: marty
ORIGINAL: PREKGSR
u just got a brand new car ur brother turned 16 ? cmon help the kid out and stop braggin about it hes ur brother for christ sake. i would give my life for my brother but i guess not all ppl are like that
u just got a brand new car ur brother turned 16 ? cmon help the kid out and stop braggin about it hes ur brother for christ sake. i would give my life for my brother but i guess not all ppl are like that
#17
RE: downgradeing to a 93 civic...
Damn you all ****ed that up..no no no . i have and 07 si. i sold my 93 civic to my brother for 1000. but he can drive it just yet. plus its been siting up for some time. So my dad wonts me to drive it untell his 16-bday which is in 3 weeks. my new cars is siting at my dads and i driving my 93 civic untell he turns 16 and i only got 1000 for it.