1982 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4. Less eng/trans Ventura CA

[waybad1]

1982 Chevy Suburban 4x4 less engine/transmission. Solid frame and suspension. 14 bolt f/f rear diff 4:10 gears posi 8 lug. 10 bolt front diff 4:10 gears posi 8 lug. Warn premium hubs. Custom leafs. Rancho shocks. New rims, tires ok. 208 transfer case. New mufflers. Electric radiator fan, Red top battery. Diffs have approximately 25k since full rebuild. Front Diff truss. Push bar. Fog lights.
35" tires
The bad
Some rust in various parts of the body
Tires have tread but 1 will not balance
Something loose in steering column/steering gear
Headliner drooping
I will not be responsible for smogging this vehicle.
For parts and or repairs only
Located in Ventura Ca 93003
$1250.00

 

[hidesertwheelin]

Price?

 

[waybad1]

Sorry, price added.

 

[waybad1]

Offers? Trades?

 

[scottsdale86]

You may want to move this to the parts section. As per CA law you are responsible for a valid smog cert. "If the vehicle is over 4 years old, it is the seller's responsibility to provide proof of a current smog certification unless the vehicle registration was renewed with the California DMV within the past 90 days. Proof of smog certification is not required if the title to the vehicle is being transferred within a family.

If you do sell it without a smog certification and it doesn't pass, the seller is responsible for repairing it to the smog certification standards."

By having it in the complete vehicles section instead of the parts section you are selling it as a complete vehicle regardless of you listing it for parts. I have a friend of mine in court right now dealing with the same exact thing. He was the seller and sold a "parts truck" complete with a bad engine and now the buyer is pressing him to smog it. Even thought that was the whole reason he was selling it as he could not get it to pass smog and he told the guy that. You will probably make more money parting it out anyway. Heck there are a few things on there I would buy. I just don't want to see that happen to a fellow CK5'er. Good luck with the sale.

 

[waybad1]

Can I move the post without rewriting it?

 

[tRustyK5]

Moved to parts...

Good luck!

 

[waybad1]

Wow that was easy. Thanks

 

[waybad1]

Price drop

 

[izzy1776]

Tempting...

I thought all you have to do was write "as is" in the bill of sale and you can avoid all smog problems. Or at least write something about buyer is responsible for smog on bill of sale.

 

[dhcomp]

Tempting...

I thought all you have to do was write "as is" in the bill of sale and you can avoid all smog problems. Or at least write something about buyer is responsible for smog on bill of sale.

People do it all the time, but its not technically legal.

If it fails smog, and they wanted to take legal action against you, they probably could.

I hate doing it, but have sold a car like this. Made a full disclaimer of what the issue was, and they extensive repair was needed to smog.

 

[waybad1]

In California the seller is responsible. I was hoping somebody wanted it just for parts. It is drive-able and I would get it smogged if needed.