This is for all you scamers out there. A good freind of mine came across a great deal. 93 civic coupe with a gsr in it so we all look at it drive it the car checks out. So after all is said and done the next day he is happy he's got a new toy to play with after a few 2,3 gear pulls he decides since its not registerd or insured he should bring it home when the unthinkable happens. Bang the ------- motor falls half way out the car. Some dumb *** strips the three bolts going in to the block from the motor mount and decides that jb weld will hold it. Thank god he was only crusing at 35 b/c at let say 75-100 there would have been a sad story to tell how 2 teens and mabey a mother on her way to pickup her kids from baseball practice were killed b/c a scaming mother ****** decided they could hold a motor up with j/b weld. Im not big on laws and all that ---- but it sounds like some 1 could have got a manslaughter trial. But onthe bright side of things the block has been tapped motor is secured with new bolts some locktite and the bitch screws.

 

That's shitty... but I bet you bought it "as-is."

 

and dont talk about jb weld like that

 

ye he bought it as is and we spent like 1 hour with the car checking everything i had a feeling something was up when the kid posted it had the integra ecu and i saw a p28 in it and that turned out to be an automatic ecu.

 

jb weld is great but you should try to hold a motor up with it

 

I'd take a baseball bat to his knee caps. Knowingly selling a car like that could be considered attempted vehicular manslaughter.

 

haha did the po-lice arrive?

 

+1

Put some goddamn respect in your voice when you speak about JB Weld. Even French-Canadians know how to do this.

 

if i didnt love cars as much as i do his freinds 200 would get a beating but i really want to crack his intercooler he was going to call the cops but then its to much of a hastle to try to get his money back if he could even get it b/c it whas as is i dunno if the lemon law is in affect for private sales

 

Nope. If the bill fo sale states "as is", it doesn't matter what falls/breaks off the car.