Where Can I Sell My Old Classic Car For The Most Money? [Used Cars]. Classic Cars, Muscle Cars, Street Rods and Rat Rods! It’s a BIG GAMBLE to buy a used car and then sell it for a profit. It’s a losing game of no profit and alot of headaches that will lead you down a road of misery and shame! My Friend Pete looks at the facts of buying cars and selling cars. We take a Kit Car Street Rod and use it as an Example. Extreme Fails is the name of the game with this deal . No Deal, Good Deal, Bad Deal, it’s all there in the Used Car and Truck World!
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😅😅 you tourtured that poor guy you beastly man you…😅😅
it only works if u get the car for near $0 dollars and it's a desireable car. i got a '68 Bronco for free and it took $20,000 and 13 months to get it rebuilt. so on its best day it may sell for mid $30's so maybr $10k in profit isn't really worth the time it took for me to do it.
Mustangs, camaros, chevelles, challengers. But the thing is if you are painting or flipping cars you absolutely have to be very disciplined and have very very good time management otherwise you will lose money. Most people will lose money.
You are right, throw it away
Restoring a car is the worst investment you can have. Usually they’re just money pits you spend $20,000 on and get $10,000 if your lucky. Some people never learn. Restoring sounds simple to those who have no idea about restoring cars.
Only way to make money flipping classic cars it to be dishonest and rip people off. Sad but true.
you never make a profit, only pay your time a rate
Loud Voice From Having Been In Prison ? Or … ?
PETES RIGHT TIMES HAVE CHANGED it use to be a good hobby no more and due to ebay shows like pickers and gas monkeys everthings lousy heres the last kick in the nuts the new age od electric everything is upon us shortly all gas powered cars bikes ect will soon be forced into retirement SIMPLY HORRIFIC they call it progress
I think you got the 💩end of the deal Mr Pete