What would you get
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From: Southwest VA
I don't see a problem with the color on the X. The front appears to be next to a door or window and under natural light. The rear is indoors under fluorescent lighting. "Cool Whites" are notorious for color shifting.
There's a reasonable progression of color change probably due to lighting.
There's a reasonable progression of color change probably due to lighting.
Folks, I meant what Bass just said !
If you click on the autotrader site it has more pics of it....looks good to me
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From: Stevens Point, WI
The light doesn't make the difference perfectly down the door seam. Something is off with either the fender or door. With new tires and different shade on either the door or fender I would be looking to see if any suspension components were replaced on the drivers side front especially.
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The eddies front drivers wheel looks pushed back in the wheel well as well. Is this place a rebuild place (get wrecked vehicles, fix them and sell them)? Many times a vehicle will have no accident history but will still be a fixed wreck. I know because I have done them myself. Its not always a bad thing, many shops do a great job fixing up the vehicles to original specs. However lots of times a rebuilt vehicle will have weird problems with things effected by the crash. My wifes mini van is a clear title no history rebuild. Yes it was cheap and in good condition but I have little problems with it from the crash like a broken steering pressure sensor plug, slightly bent sway bar endlink, bent wheel, small weird stuff like that. Normally wrecked vehicles have annoying rattles and squeaks from stuff being jarred loose as well.
Just saying, OP asked for opinions and input.
Just saying, OP asked for opinions and input.
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Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Southwest VA
The eddies front drivers wheel looks pushed back in the wheel well as well. Is this place a rebuild place (get wrecked vehicles, fix them and sell them)? Many times a vehicle will have no accident history but will still be a fixed wreck. I know because I have done them myself. Its not always a bad thing, many shops do a great job fixing up the vehicles to original specs. However lots of times a rebuilt vehicle will have weird problems with things effected by the crash. My wifes mini van is a clear title no history rebuild. Yes it was cheap and in good condition but I have little problems with it from the crash like a broken steering pressure sensor plug, slightly bent sway bar endlink, bent wheel, small weird stuff like that. Normally wrecked vehicles have annoying rattles and squeaks from stuff being jarred loose as well.
Just saying, OP asked for opinions and input.
Just saying, OP asked for opinions and input.
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