4k mile 1 owner V code Cuda

[tom M]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we3QztB9aYo

[Ls648410]

The guy should have asked the owner the story behind the AC Delco Battery in a MOPAR LOL

[tom M]

guy needs wome work on his videos.
his knowledge is severely lacking.

[Tracker1]

That's a beautiful example, so rare to see them with the original E60 Polyglas tires. Usually long replaced by the F60s.

Pet peeve: if you bought the car it isn't an "original owner car". You're the second owner. It is no longer a one-owner car. I wish people would stop saying that, it's mis-leading. Don't care if it is still "in his name", money changed hands, bill of sale was signed. Car is now the second owners' vehicle.

[Bigbirdxx]

The Cuda is super cool,
But I would rather find a 1 owner F-4 Phantom from 1970.

[black69]

Originally Posted by Tracker1

That's a beautiful example, so rare to see them with the original E60 Polyglas tires. Usually long replaced by the F60s.

Pet peeve: if you bought the car it isn't an "original owner car". You're the second owner. It is no longer a one-owner car. I wish people would stop saying that, it's mis-leading. Don't care if it is still "in his name", money changed hands, bill of sale was signed. Car is now the second owners' vehicle.

Agree on both above. So so hard to find those tires now. And I too thought it was stupid to call this a one owner car, it's not.

[RJS]

I see why Mike is doing it but most insurance company's won't payout if you don't title a car into your name.
Ron

[Lee Stewart]

Originally Posted by RJS

I see why Mike is doing it but most insurance company's won't payout if you don't title a car into your name.
Ron

Are you sure about that? The Bill of Sale, a legal document, signed by the Buyer and Seller, transfers ownership of the vehicle.

[Jimlt4383]

Here is a 1968 hemi Cuda still titled in the original owners name that has always been sold on a bill of sale. Buddy Martin was the 2nd owner.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by Tracker1

Pet peeve: if you bought the car it isn't an "original owner car". You're the second owner. It is no longer a one-owner car. I wish people would stop saying that, it's mis-leading. Don't care if it is still "in his name", money changed hands, bill of sale was signed. Car is now the second owners' vehicle.

So - sidebar:

What do you call a car that the son of the original owner (now deceased) has?

"Original family owned"? Original owner's son owned"?

All of the verbiage is a bit clunky.

Asking for a friend

K