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Tax check is coming

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TorqueAutoMotiv

donated to get this wow
So me and my old lady are getting some decent cash back this year Thanks to her side bussiness and all the deductions we can claim

Im looking at buying a few cars that need work and flipping them for profit

My question is

What type of cars do you gusy think are easiest to flip
 


Grand Prix L36's that have "trans issues" when its just a plugged cat. Buy for 1k, change cat, clean it, sell it for 4k.....dont ask how I know.

Come to think of it, theres 2 other ones I know of that have been sitting for 6 months near my house. Might have to go knock on some more doors...
 
Chevy caviler. My buddy bought one for 800 buck because it needed a time chain and a few other small things and sold it almost $2000. It had over 150k on it too. Those 2.2L will run forever.
 
yea im thinking of picking up a couple cars to flip theres a mazda b3000 pick up with a spun bearing for 1000 OBo id offer 600 and take it for 700

theres a 96 chevy impala tru ss needs a trans and paint and they want 2000 id offer 1500

stuff like that theres tons around here
 
me to But my main goal is to flip em for cash if i actually bought the impala Id probably keep it and 5 cars is too many
 


basically anything, ppl are always looking for a certain car. just a matter of finding a deal, putting the least amount of money into and hustle that sh*t make double/triple profit :)
 
If that's a GTP, I bet you could get $5500 out of it.

It looks really clean and it has the GTX hood and sunroof. I think people would pay significantly more just because of those.
 
Yea im calling the minute funds hit the bank I may even be willing to pay asking price

Showed my wife and she was like oh you found me a car
 


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