91 Reatta parting

[Chuck Parry]

If you have looked at ebay any time over the last few days you will have noticed a 91 coupe which was never in a collision being sold one part at a time. I emailed the seller and asked "I am curious, why are you parting out a 91 coupe which has never seen collison damage?" He replied that he obtained the car at a police auction and there was no title available so he had no choice. I am not sure how he drove it 200 miles without a title but that's his response. The parts he is selling all look in good conditon from the photos.
Chuck Parry

[Vincent Vega]

I tried buying the front plate bracket and fog lamps. Got sniped on both. I would not have gone higher than my bids anyway.

[padgett]

I bought my Fiero at a police auction (was a felony seized vehicle) and had no title problems at all. Are the rules in Florida that different ?

[HessLakeGuy]

This guy is parting EVERYTHING.

[reattadudes]

I agree with Padgett. I know of no state which allows any state or city/county agency to sell a vehicle without a title. even insurance salvage vehicles come with them.

I doubt when everything is finally sold, the total will reach $2500. it doesn't seem really worth it to me. many of these items, such as the fenders, must be incredibly well-protected when shipped. I can't imagine shipping any item by bus, either, and that Greyhound would take something as large as a hood.

we ship everything we sell thru the postal service (with the exception of hoods and windshields), and their prices are much cheaper than even Greyhound. our average cost for shipping a fender is $18.00 to the east coast from Arizona. we even shipped an entire front bumper assembly (!) to Honolulu for $43.00 with the postal service, priority mail. Fedex wanted over $500 for the same thing.

good luck to anyone who buys any of these items from this car...I wouldn't necessarily expect anything to arrive in one piece.

Mike

[Shelby]

His shipping method does seem screwy and His feedback reflect it.

Isn't the serial # on about all the major parts

[Barney Eaton]

I sent the seller a note asking for the vin number so we could note the car was scrapped on the database. That was last Thursday and no response.