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Anyone with first hand experience with Texastoys (dlr)
subject pretty much sums it...really like the pix but looking for anyone with a good/bad experience. tia.
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03-17-2004, 12:59 PM
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Is this regarding the`88 red 911 coupe? If so, it's been for on the market for a LONG time (usually not a good sign). Also, I emailed them a while back about the car and got a VERY rude response (??). From the sophomoric verbiage, I got the impression that it's an "internet-only" dealership ran by kids. YMMV.
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03-17-2004, 01:31 PM
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Re: Texastoys
No Eric, i'm looking at a '93 964 in Horizon blue met that's gone through ebay at least once probably more. A salesman just called me back and did a walk- around...the car is ok (couple 'o dings & curb rash on a couple of wheels) with a too high reserve imo.
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03-17-2004, 01:48 PM
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I concur with Eric. I responded to one of their ads via e-mail. Initial response from them was very professional although very strong on the "make me an offer and we'll talk more". As my persistance grew steadily on seeing documentation of the vehicle before discussing price, their response went equally downhill. It got to the point where I had to threaten to show the saleswoman' s emails (which at this point were quite nasty) to her boss before she would just let it go. Unbelievable! I say stay away, or at least, be very aware.
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