“WTF?!”

#absoluteFuckingTruth

Incorrect. Fox body mustangs were had in both auto and standard trim.

As one who worked as a character at one mouse themed park. No. Germans were amongst the best most well behaved tourists. Those from China, however, well...

Any way to make it look less ugly?

over your head...

Gah. Stupid autocorrect. In the above, International should be intentional.

Saying that there is no way courts would allow it is wrong. As you’re still a law student just out of Civ Pro, WWV is correct law for your purposes, but merely a tool in the world outside of academia.

Judging by his writing, I would wager significantly it is the latter.

Thats cute. Darling really. Good luck with that.

Relating to the the sale of a unique and individual car with specific parts listed, the ad is not merely an ad.

He could try, but this would generally be a civil matter. Plus, in a civil matter he gets compensated for his loss and relative damages.

Seriously? Why are you dying on this hill? Are you the original seller from the story? You seem to be particularly interested in defending him.

No. I in fact know you’re wrong. I do, however, encourage all sellers of the sort from this story to think like you do. It makes the job of the plaintiff’s attorney that much easier and enjoyable.

Your post is an excellent example as to why pro se’s get beaten up in the court room. Perhaps it is also a caution for others to not deal with you?

I’m not NY Barred, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they do. Especially when there is bad faith dealing involved.

Try making that argument in court sometime when there is an actual advertisement to deal. “Who knows what was included, just ignore the ad.” I dare you. The UCC is a vile bitch sometimes.

Initial deal occurred remotely when the buyer agreed to fly to LA to meet the seller. Buyer found the ad online. International Shoe. Minimum contacts. Wasn’t restricted to local sales only. He availed himself to buyers from out of state.

Perhaps I’m being an ass, but I think he should file in NY and go through the whole jurisdictional/long-arm fight. Make it that much more daunting for the seller. (CO Atty here).

Whats it like getting in to a normal pedestrian car after hours at the track?