Private Party Auto Sale Gone Bad Hello, I recently sold a classic car to a…

Private Party Auto Sale Gone Bad
Hello,

I recently sold a classic car to a guy. It was an automatic transmission car but he wanted it converted to a manual. we agreed on a price including the installation of the manual transmission. The car ran fine after the work but died one block away from the guys house. We pushed it to his house signed the title and he payed me almost in full. He kept $500.00 to fix it. On my own time i went to his house the next two days to try and fix it, then collect my $500.00, but couldn’t get it started. He still has the $500.00. He took it to a mechanic who claims the whole motor is bad and needs replacing. Now the guy wants me to give him some money back. I didn’t think to write ”AS IS” on the bill of sale. I feel bad for him but does he have a legitimate claim? What is the law in this situation? Thank you so much.

selling a car, buyer not satisfied i sold a car to a man in norway.

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i sold a car to a man in norway. he sent me money and i sent him the car. i made a bill of sale saying the car is sold ”as is” and signed it. i sent all the paper work to him and the car. he paid for it all. he gets the car and says that in the description i wrote that the car has no rust. i did not see any rust on the car so i wrote that. he finds some rust and says he wants to sue me for a refund on the car becasue i said it had no rust and it does. can he sue me for that?

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I don’t think an ”as is” bill of sale was signed, unless there was a clause like that on the back of the title.

Do I have any options? (other than paying for the repair).

Thanks