Well browsing on copart, I saw this nice 2003 Acura Cl type-s Manual .. Doesn't look like a lot of damage, but there are some things that are leaving me curious.. Firs of all it says "Engine Start Program" I think the engine maybe starts but does not drive? Idk you tell me.. Also after researching, I have found out that they are interference engines .. IDk could this impact really cause some bent valves?? I don't want to deal with engines, due to I just want to buy and sell cars for profit.. PLz answer my question.. Thank you.

url: http://www.copart.com/c2/individualL...Type=onSaleNow

 

Interesting.
Are their reserves or anything ?

 

reserves? it's an auction and the highest bid wins no matter what.. cha ching.. The interference motor is bugging me.. also the fact that it says "Engine Start Program"

 

That might not bother anyone here looking for a 6 speed swap.
But to tell you the truth.
If this is something that you really want and there a chance not too many people would've see the auction.
You posted this in the wrong place at the wrong time.
See you at the auction.

 

Yeh.. My highest bid is going to be $6k ... So why don't ya suck on that......

 

Oh... and you have to have a license to enter the auction.. (that means you have to have dealer, business, etc) ... So why don't you choke on this too..

 

I was only F!@#ing with you.

 

I really don't care if you get the car or not.. there are other cars im interested in too .. I was just asking a question if such an impact would cause some bent valves?

 

are you fucking serious? u wanna pay 6gs for that?

its funny somebody else had contacted me asked me about this exact car on a local forum. i told him that its not worth more than 3000.

and since u say ur gonna pay 6gs for it. i might even put in a bid for 5.5 just to make sure u pay that much.

 

Hahaa I was kidding.. Omg everyone wants this car..

 

All Honda motors are interference motors. You should do some research if you want to flip cars for a living. Otherwise youre going to get in over your head very quickly.

Another tip for flipping cars - choose cars that have decent resale value. This particular CL appears to need about $4k in repairs (I could be very wrong on that though). Even if you buy it for $3k, thats $7k into a car worth $9k with a clean title. Since it has a salvage title, the value drops. I wouldnt spend a nickle over $5k for a salvaged 6MT, no matter how well it was put back together. And there isn't much of a market for a CL. If you want cars that would appeal to most, look at Civics, Accords, Integras, Camrys, Altimas, etc.

 

Expect an extremely short visit on this site if you keep it up.

Tone it down or