a newb entering the buying market

Chris R · Mar 19, 2009

The longer it takes to find one means the more cash you can save up. The more cash you save up means you will end up with a nicer car, and you will find a car. Think of it this way, finding it is half the fun too and you will learn a lot in the process.

andrew T · Mar 19, 2009

Chris R said:
The longer it takes to find one means the more cash you can save up. The more cash you save up means you will end up with a nicer car, and you will find a car. Think of it this way, finding it is half the fun too and you will learn a lot in the process.

Thats true Chris.

I just want a car to drive this summer, hopefully that happens!

Thin Indian · Mar 19, 2009

Time is on YOUR side

Andrew, don't get discouraged if your first few prospects sell before you get a chance. There are still plenty of nice Chevelles out there as someone else noted. You just have to keep looking, and be patient. One will come along.

Another thing you don't have to worry about is the prices going up during summer. It is a BUYER'S market right now, with this economy, and that won't be changing anytime soon. Gasoline prices may go up, but that will cause muscle car prices to stay down.:yes:
If someone jacks their price up on a classic car just because of the weather, you don't want to buy from them anyway.

Here is a trader website that services seven States nearby to Ontario.
Their weekly magazine is free, so lots of people run ads in there.
http://www.auto-rv.com/#&&searchType=A
Fill in the search fields and let it rip.

andrew T · Mar 19, 2009

Re: Time is on YOUR side

Thin Indian said:
Andrew, don't get discouraged if your first few prospects sell before you get a chance. There are still plenty of nice Chevelles out there as someone else noted. You just have to keep looking, and be patient. One will come along.

Another thing you don't have to worry about is the prices going up during summer. It is a BUYER'S market right now, with this economy, and that won't be changing anytime soon. Gasoline prices may go up, but that will cause muscle car prices to stay down.:yes:
If someone jacks their price up on a classic car just because of the weather, you don't want to buy from them anyway.

Here is a trader website that services seven States nearby to Ontario.
Their weekly magazine is free, so lots of people run ads in there.
http://www.auto-rv.com/#&&searchType=A
Fill in the search fields and let it rip.

Tom...you made my day man

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