My parents friends in Jacksonville are looking at a '97 sport, and found a
'99 RT 5000 miles on it, Solar Yellow
Club cab for sale.
Here's the url :
http://www.netlook.com/private/private_label_f.cfm?p_font_color=BLACK&p_fill
_color=999966&p_trim_color=999966&p_fill_color_0=EEEEEE&p_fill_color_1=FFFFF
F&p_button_style=style_1&p_show_make_model=Y&p_show_category=Y&p_show_price_
range=Y&p_skip_criteria_page=N&id=wldimpt-usfljax
A mouthful, but the SY CC RT is on the webpage picture. They want $19900
for it, and the tires are in great shape.
Thought I would pass it along.
Sam '00 RT
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> [mailto:owner-dakota-truck@buffnet.net]On Behalf Of Alex Harris
> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 10:20 PM
> To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> Subject: DML: RE: Re: possible accident
>
>
> If what my dealer told me is correct, you/they don't have to disclose any
> damage unless the car has officially been declared totaled, in
> which case it
> would show up on the VIN report anyway.
>
> Did it come with any kind of warranty that would cover the problems you're
> encountering?
>
> I do remember a few years back, some doctor down south ordered a custom
> $250,000 Benz (or something along those lines) from Europe, and
> won a couple
> million bucks in a lawsuit because they'd scratched the door in
> transit and
> repainted it without telling him. That might be a special case, though,
> being custom made. I thought it was a ridiculous award!
>
> - Alex
>
>
> > It could have been damaged in transport and I don't think they have to
> > disclose that by law. I might be wrong though. A lot of vehicles are
> > damaged during transport to dealerships.
>
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