BEWARE!! NISSAN 350Z SILVER GT CAT D EVO no swap

[GoralGT]

Hi guys.

 

I'm looking for a Z. I live in Scotland I found one on Ebay. I thinked it's Cat D so pobably was slightly damaged. I watched it Today it i repaired badly very bad paintjobb is poor... Guy was saying he took it as a part ex. He is expecting to get 5200-5300.

 

When i came back home I knew it;s not worth the price but I decided to pay for Hpi Check. I was really surprrised but the car is BREAKER!!!! B CAT not D as he stated.

 

Do not buy this one:

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270756107921&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

 

Thanks

 

Hope it was usefull.

 

It's hard too find a nice one for a good price.

[rtbiscuit]

just for those who are unaware of the grading

 

A - Usually fire damaged (burnt-out), flood damaged, or severely damaged with no servicable parts.

 

B - Damaged beyond economical repair and/or severe structural damage.

 

C - Damaged, but repairable. Generally applied to older vehicles.

 

D - Slightly damaged sometimes stolen and found after claim has been paid or high cost of repair combined with difficulty obtaining new parts to enable a swift repair.

[JetSet]

just for those who are unaware of the grading

 

A - Usually fire damaged (burnt-out), flood damaged, or severely damaged with no servicable parts.

 

B - Damaged beyond economical repair and/or severe structural damage.

 

C - Damaged, but repairable. Generally applied to older vehicles.

 

D - Slightly damaged sometimes stolen and found after claim has been paid or high cost of repair combined with difficulty obtaining new parts to enable a swift repair.

 

Two more

 

E - Stolen / Recovered with no damage

 

X - Seen a few references to CAT X, seems to be fleet and rental cars that have unrepaired body damage.

 

Pete