A '66 sold for "cheap" according to Hagerty article

[tesgt350]

Yes, I use "Cash Money all the time.  More lately.  I had a 5x8 Open Utility Trailer in my Yard for sale along with my CS Licensed 2003 Tribute Edition Shelby Convertible several Months ago.  A man stop by to ask about the Trailer and a guy that was with him then ask about the Car.  After telling the man about the Trailer I told the other guy about the Car.  Next thing I knew the man decided to buy BOTH.  He asked how I wanted paid, I told him "Cash Money" Biden don't need to know anything about this.  He agreed and brought me CASH the next day.  I am using it to pay for my new Home A/C System next week.

[deathsled]

Real world or not "Cash money" is stupid. I don't see people say cash benjamins. Cash Jacksons. It appears many missed my point. It is redundant. Also it is a term I had not seen used until Danny Koker started using it on his show and it makes me shake my head even more as he was FLASHING the cash when he said it so it was pretty obvious the seller wasn't mistaken by him paying by check, money order etc. But then again like cash money there are a lot of other slang terms that are just as dumb. At 63 I have done thousands of transactions buying things. Usually I hear them ask cash or credit. Never cash money or credit. Get it?

Not only that, but the car "needs restored."

[FL SAAC]

Real world or not "Cash money" is stupid. I don't see people say cash benjamins. Cash Jacksons. It appears many missed my point. It is redundant. Also it is a term I had not seen used until Danny Koker started using it on his show and it makes me shake my head even more as he was FLASHING the cash when he said it so it was pretty obvious the seller wasn't mistaken by him paying by check, money order etc. But then again like cash money there are a lot of other slang terms that are just as dumb. At 63 I have done thousands of transactions buying things. Usually I hear them ask cash or credit. Never cash money or credit. Get it?

Well before Danny used it , it had been used in many barrios and African American neighborhoods. So Señor Danny cannot claim it's his, comprendes ?

Also people fail to recognize that when using "cash money" no additional fees or encumbrances will be absorbed by the buyer or seller.

Slang terms or dialects are not dumb, by comprehending them, using them in the proper terms just may allow you to continue your travels safely through out their kingdoms

Man that 66 is kool car !

[CharlesTurner]

Not only that, but the car "needs restored."

That irks me more than 'cash money', lol!

[FL SAAC]

Not only that, but the car "needs restored."

That irks me more than 'cash money', lol!

See that's why at $217 its maximum " cash money "

1 Needs restored
2 All the maladies mentioned by some that I was not aware
3 The economy about to tank
4 Hold on tight  !

[427hunter]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E0E3_c8AxA

[FL SAAC]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E0E3_c8AxA

LMAO  that is funee!

[EdwardGT350]

what is the current market for a very correct no stories driver these days?

[Bigfoot]

Not only that, but the car "needs restored."

That irks me more than 'cash money', lol!

For sure that one is another classic!