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Sad day for a classic car dealership

Started by 67tbird, August 10, 2017, 12:06:03 AM

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hemi-hampton

Would be nice to see & read it. All I seen was spam garbage. LEON.

Mike DC

 
Every time there's a classic-car-destroying fire on that scale without a very clear cause . . .  I start thinking insurance fraud. 

A lot (but not all) of those cars looked pre-muscle-era and that stuff isn't holding value. 


But on the other hand, at least some of those burned cars were on consignment there with outside owners.  That would make it far less likely to be fraud.   

RallyeMike

I also looked through the inventory list. Mostly non-premium classics. Some good cars for the average guy or entry into car the hobby.

Shame to see that all go up in smoke  :'( 
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Quote from: Mike DC (formerly miked) on August 10, 2017, 06:31:03 PM
But on the other hand, at least some of those burned cars were on consignment there with outside owners.  That would make it far less likely to be fraud.   

we could speculate thousands of scenarios ..... maybe someone's car wasn't selling fast enough  :scratchchin:

nvrbdn

I have been to this lot several times through the years. there are several buildings with cars in various levels of completion. The building that burned was the one attached to the office area. The owner of the lot is a nice guy who would go look for something for you if he didn't have what you were looking for. Other than the buildings, There was a road that circled the entire property that had cars parked all around it. Lots of nice cars there.   http://www.carsaroundus.com/fire-damages-150-country-classic-cars/
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Aero426

Quote from: RallyeMike on August 10, 2017, 07:16:07 PM
I also looked through the inventory list. Mostly non-premium classics. Some good cars for the average guy or entry into car the hobby.


Yes, they had a lot of lower end cars and not so in demand "more door" models.     When I was there, I thought most cars were in general priced pretty high.   As you can see, they were packed like sardines and not going anywhere for a while.       

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RallyeMike

I agree - considering the inventory. Would have reduced insurance premiums too.

I hate to see any classic car go poof  :'( 
1969 Charger 500 #232008
1972 Charger, Grand Sport #41
1973 Charger "T/A"

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