geektoad
redneck geek
tell the guy it's going to cost you a grand to get both problems fixed and push him up to $9k cash on top! 
Thinking about trading for this...
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It was $375 to fix/replace the heated seat element on the driverside of our 2011 Acadia. So the can give you and idea somewhat I would think. Depends on the dealers labor rates I guess.
And the VMax2007 era will continue....
obviously, other people's definition of "Very nice condition" is much different than mine.
Drove 2.5 hours (each way) and knew within 5 minutes I did not want it. Oh well, I got to see a good friend and partied with him and a few other friends all night.
obviously, other people's definition of "Very nice condition" is much different than mine.
Drove 2.5 hours (each way) and knew within 5 minutes I did not want it. Oh well, I got to see a good friend and partied with him and a few other friends all night.
geektoad
redneck geek
Bummer to hear that. Glad the trip wasn't a complete waste though
and the bitching continues... 
Darkanion
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Boilerup15
Hate Milk! Got Beer?
I hate driving a few hours only to find out quickly it wasn't what was described.
So the 9 year old truck turned out to look like a 9 year old truck? 
What all was wrong with it?
What all was wrong with it?
So the 9 year old truck turned out to look like a 9 year old truck?
What all was wrong with it?
1. dirty interior (stains)
2. driver's seat was all ripped on the side (conveniently just below where the pic ended, nice crop-job).
3. Numerous interior rattles
4. dent on hood
5. cracked bugshield (not a huge deal as i likely would remove it anyway)
6. rear wheel flare was coming apart (away from fender)
7. paint needed a good buff/polish (he claimed it shined like new).
8. engine bay was filthy, valve covers coated in oil/grime.
Basically, just not taken care of to my standards.
it did run good though.
