Procedure to buying used parts

[Paul]

Okay so after our chat in the other topic about buying parts I came up with a little procedure.

>Only meet @ sellers home...ask to come in for a coffee ( this way if its stolen you know where he lives )
>Ask for a typed out bill of sale, two copies signed, one for him one for you ( proof of purchase of your brake lines or what ever part it is)
>Make them show you ownership of the bike that hes selling the parts off and double check the vins on his bike
>Tripple check buy calling a dealer/ DMV to run the vin
>Ask for his drivers license and snap a picture of it.
>Ask to have a picture taken of the two of you exchanging the parts and shaking hands ( that way you have even more proof that he was the previous owner of the brake lines)
>And then when you leave mention to them that if these parts are stolen you will directly point the police to him.

>Then expect nobody else in the gta or stuntride forum to ever sell you used parts again.
>Then go out and start buying all brand new OEM parts from your manufacture....ask for bill of sale of course.

Just some tips that a few track guys inspired me to come up with.

Happy Hump day folks.

I'm pretty sure they all just mentioned using.....wait for it.......Common Sense!!!!

[wagmar]

I'm pretty sure they all just mentioned using.....wait for it.......Common Sense!!!!

uhhh using? Im pretty sure before "using" a part you need to purchase it? duhhhh wait for it.....duhhhh

hope you all understand that was sarcasm...all in fun.

[deuce]

Where can I purchase common sense? and how do I make sure it wasn't stolen...?
I think I may have some stolen common sense on my ride, what should I do?

[jeffjones]

I think you forgot to ask what his SIN# is and the names of children and what school they go to.

[JohnnyP636]

Or you could just not buy bikes with ground down VIN numbers, and/or re-stamped with less digits then VIN numbers actually contain...An ownership would probably be a good idea to have with it also...

Common sense doesn't seem to be too common around here

[dr_sarcasm]

Or you could just not buy bikes with ground down VIN numbers, and/or re-stamped with less digits then VIN numbers actually contain...An ownership would probably be a good idea to have with it also...

Common sense doesn't seem to be too common around here

How dare you introduce sound reasoning and logic into this thread!!!!!!111111111oneoenoneoneoneoneone