just wondering... what do you do with a modded max when you want to sell it?
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just wondering... what do you do with a modded max when you want to sell it?
what happens after X-years when you'r ready to sell your max?
do you take everything off and try to put it back to stock as much as you can? (i lost my stock intake
)
do you take everything off and try to put it back to stock as much as you can? (i lost my stock intake
)
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When I sell my Max, it goes back to stock and I sell the parts individually. I don't think there's much of a market for modded cars and Maximas in particular. I know I wouldn't want to buy something that's been tinkered with. If a potential buyer knew half of what I've done to my car, I doubt they'd still be interested
Too much trial and error for this amateur.
Too much trial and error for this amateur.
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Originally posted by Chimp Dj
I'm never selling my Max, I've been through too much with her, and I can't afford to lose her.
I'm never selling my Max, I've been through too much with her, and I can't afford to lose her.
...........btw - yes, when your selling your car, try to make it as stock/quiet as possible - unless you find a young buyer..........but the thing is that if the car is modded(and the buyer is aware of it), the buyer might assume that the car has been put through alot of wear and tear
id sell it to a friend. i already have friends who want it now and its just stock, heh. i entertain the idea on occasion (i could get a 2002!) but as i like the redesigned and hid headlights i dislike the grille and the hooooooj nissan emblem.
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Originally posted by 95emeraldgxe
he doesnt have to worry about boning his car for mods since its stock ...........btw - yes, when your selling your car, try to make it as stock/quiet as possible - unless you find a young buyer..........but the thing is that if the car is modded(and the buyer is aware of it), the buyer might assume that the car has been put through alot of wear and tear
he doesnt have to worry about boning his car for mods since its stock
...........btw - yes, when your selling your car, try to make it as stock/quiet as possible - unless you find a young buyer..........but the thing is that if the car is modded(and the buyer is aware of it), the buyer might assume that the car has been put through alot of wear and tear
Young buyer, he aint touch this car.
Mods, sell your mods in exchange for stock parts + $$$.
Wear and Tear, I have no idea what you are talking about.
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