Discount available for a GRMer.
Has a rebuilt title.
Just giving this a bump in case some people didn't see it.
Good luck with the sale.
What's the GRMer price? Based on the address on the GPS in the pic, I am a really long distance away - 6.9 miles (nice).
In reply to boileralum :
Wow, you are local ! regardless of the outcome of this sale, we should meet up.
GRM pricing? $3100 seems reasonable
Indy - Guy said:In reply to boileralum :
Wow, you are local ! regardless of the outcome of this sale, we should meet up.
GRM pricing? $3100 seems reasonable
Seems reasonable indeed. I'll shoot you a DM over on bookface.
Thanks!
Rich
In reply to boileralum :
(If you want the GRM discount,) Please be sure to include a reference in your note. Otherwise I might mistake you for some random book face dude.
Thanks.
I don't need a prius, but this one looks very very clean inside and out, I bet it will sell quick at that price. How long will these things run if you keep feeding it hybrid batteries?
In reply to accordionfolder :
boileralum has contacted me, and he's stopping by at 4:45 today to look at it.
This one was VERY well loved by the previous owner, it shows all around. Notice the green valve stem caps. That usually indicates the owner bought the tires at Costco. It also has those plastic floor matts on top of the factory original floor matts, so the factory floor matts look brand new, despite having 288k miles.
The engine and transmission on these are very robust and have been known to run into the 600k mile range with only regular maintainence. (note: keep up with the oil level)
In reply to Indy - Guy :
Sorry, I wasn't trying to throw my hat in the ring! I was just curious how far they go since I've seen a lot of high mileage ones that trade hands w/ seemingly no concern for the milage - Like diesel trucks, but smaller, haha. I wasn't trying to pollute the thread, just curious.
And yes, the interior tells a story of well taken care of machine!
Indy - Guy said:
Notice the green valve stem caps. That usually indicates the owner bought the tires at Costco.
Green valve stem caps used to mean nitrogen fills, but I've been outta the game for a while....
Car is sold. He's picking it up Thursday.
gumby said:Indy - Guy said:
Notice the green valve stem caps. That usually indicates the owner bought the tires at Costco.Green valve stem caps used to mean nitrogen fills, but I've been outta the game for a while....
Still does.
Came for the cheap. Reminded that the financial ability's of most on here, gives us VERY different definitions. Sigh. 
edit: not discounting the value, just the definition
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