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I am trying to sell my car, and i just can't understand for the life of me what is soooo difficult to understand about "AS IS"??? As is generally means not certified. Am I correct? I think so. So if that is true why do people insist on bugging me to get it certified? As is means not certified...... Its really not that difficult to understand..... Is it?

 
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because people know that there must be a reason for u to not want to certify the car.

 
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yea thats cuz i dont want too. i tell everyone exactly what it needs for a cert and it aint much (1 lwr b/j, 1 upr b/j, trailing arm bushings, and a rr cmbr kit) that aint alot

 
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i understand that but not everyone is going to trust your word. also, i dont think u need a rear camber kit for safety.

 
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the whole reason for the one camber kit is just because i have one on the left side (i didn't know they weren't sold in a pair) plus i can even give a copy of the dot inspection to proove thats all it needs

 
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LOL, I had my old truck on here for months, as is. Good luck.

 
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yea people are very hesitant to buy cars as is... certification doesn't tell u much about the condition the car is in tho...

 
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That's vey true, I know a few places in KW that I could get a safety, without them looking at the car.

 
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so, what kinda car you selln'?

 
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92 civic sedan



this is a legit safety inspection from a dealership. they will not give me a sefety for anything without looking at it and i work there

 
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nice, you got a 1g dsm lol?

 
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the dsm is gone now......scrapped it lol

 
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o, it was that bad huh? lol

 
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yea it needed alot for cert