But they didn’t identify the patient, in this case. I’d bet if you knew the lady’s name and called the cops to ask about her accident using her name, they wouldn’t tell you, or they’d direct you toward the correct channel to get authorization from her to release the info.

The light on the dash being fixed is a major win in the asking price department.

Since the posting, rear tires have been replaced and the random light on the dash has been solved :) Autotrader has only one other one for sale when I last checked and the asking is $20k more than mine so tried to price it fairly. Really appreciate all of this feedback though. 

ehhh, if a Camry caught on fire and took out the garage and another car, then huge red flag. But a Viper trying to do it seems par for the course.

Okay but am I the only person who thinks this sounds like insurance fraud?

Rob,

GA pilot here (my company owns 2 206's like this, among others) - low, slow, and in a steeply banked turn is NO place to be. Even guys with Redbull logos on their wings don’t do it slow. I don’t see or hear any evidence of mechanical failure, which says this is very, very poor decision making by the pilot. From the…

You rang??

With the hardtop, priced about right, without it’s ND (well, NA but you know). Having shopped and bought recently IMO about $1,500 high w/o the top.

Easy solve. 

Imagine this for a moment: It’s summertime, and you’re pulling up to a stoplight. As you come to a stop, there’s an absolute certified dime next to you. She’s driving something boring... maybe a mini-lux crossover like an Audi Q3.

Go with penises. Penises painted on things always gets a rise out of people.

My comment is pithy, and clever. Yours is like a wet fart in an elevator.

I’m calling this a nice price. Jeeps pull stupid money, and this one is much more interesting than your garden variety Wrangler. The person buying this [and anyone really buying a Jeep of this vintage] is obviously going to be an occasional driver/beach/offroad/weekend truck, and the paint color is sublime.

Summarized: TMFTL. Too Much For Too Little!

This is a VERY rare car. I’d love to see this thing at a car show.

A few years of enjoyment will put it at 200,000 miles, and you’re not getting $15,000 out of a 200,000 mile car, just like this guy isn’t getting $16,500 out of a 166,000 mile car.  Also, this is about the miles these things start rapidly falling apart.  I think this dude probably knows about quite a few things about…

If the new owner doesn’t drive straight to Jay Leno’s garage and demand a drag race, then I quit.

Perfect car for my next LS swap.

Aurora police: Walk down the street while black? Death sentence