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07-17-2002, 11:28 PM

I thought that was a good idea too and it is if.. you have the capital to do it big. You will lose money alot of times. You buy a car, fix it up to sell and then find you have so much invested in the car that you will be happy to just recoup your money. Sometimes you can get a deal and make some money, I bought a bike for $1000 and sold it for $1450(many years ago) and the year before last I bought a jet boat(for personal use) so cheap that I enjoyed it for a year and still made $1000, when I sold it last summer. Unless you are a mechanic or body man(hopefully both) will you likely make any real money.

Tips: When you buy the car, don't title it. You can have the vehicle and sell it without having to pay all the extra 'fees'. When someone buys it, just pass the title.

#2: Put as little as possible in the vehicle, every dime extra is profit out of your pocket.

07-17-2002, 11:28 PM	#3
rbatson Guest Posts: n/a	Good Luck.. I thought that was a good idea too and it is if.. you have the capital to do it big. You will lose money alot of times. You buy a car, fix it up to sell and then find you have so much invested in the car that you will be happy to just recoup your money. Sometimes you can get a deal and make some money, I bought a bike for $1000 and sold it for $1450(many years ago) and the year before last I bought a jet boat(for personal use) so cheap that I enjoyed it for a year and still made $1000, when I sold it last summer. Unless you are a mechanic or body man(hopefully both) will you likely make any real money. Tips: When you buy the car, don't title it. You can have the vehicle and sell it without having to pay all the extra 'fees'. When someone buys it, just pass the title. #2: Put as little as possible in the vehicle, every dime extra is profit out of your pocket.