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03-05-2006, 12:33 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Melbourne
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Curious how people have gone by ever selling a car that has been repaired following any accident?
VicRoads divulge information about cars to potential buyer's, however while this scares most people away here's my say. I have seen worse "non crashed" cars friday built specials from the factory that were death traps yet people still wet their pants to get into it because it never had an accident. I believe any car that is repaired in the correct manner (obviously some seriously damaged cars are excluded) should be treated as a normal car again. How many people here have had dramas selling their car once potential buyer's got RACV inspections etc? Cheers
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Selling a write off
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