I think for resale purposes you'll just disclose the odo error on the title. Shouldnt actually affect the value unless the buyer doesnt trust you.

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02 SSEi-Turning money into tire smoke, very efficiently.

I don't think there will really be an issue here, he basically just added 13k miles. I get the impression that he is not gonna sell this car either, so it won't be an issue anyway.

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~Randall~


1993 Buick Park Avenue - 197k - Some odds and ends done - Simply won't die
1994 Buick Regal - 78k - Bone stock - Always ready for a good kicking
1990 Oldsmobile 88 - Gone to a better place

Yup, I'll drive it til the wheels fall off or I run out of motors to put in it :D As far as the Odometer goes, if I turn it over and then back to where the original mileage was, that's not cheating or lying, just correcting an error. More of the "general" public would be inclined to think I was lying about the 13k error in the first place. Nonetheless, full disclosure is always best.

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- 1993 "Medium Garnet Red Metallic" Buick LeSabre; '94 L67, 115k, Custom Intake, 3.07 FD, X Cat. Conv., GTP Exhaust, 5-note Horn; "The Supercharged Couch". Maybe it only runs on human blood... (which is almost as expensive as 93 octane these days).
- 1978 "Carmine Red" Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz "Lawn Ornament"; 38k, "A billowous black fog trails behind it, and its tailpipe farts a sooty skid mark on the pavement wherever its idling..."
- 1969 "Persian Aqua Metallic" Cadillac "Delores" Eldorado; 97k. "Ahh, the Eldosaurus!"
- 1989 "Two-Tone: Dirt and Curdled Milk" F*&d F-150 (I6, 5 spd., pwr. nothing); 165k, 2 qts. oil/300 miles, toggle switch fuel pump, tractor exhaust... $150 CDN
- Because GM loves money and we are all pawns... "If you build it, they will come!