A year ago we purchased a 1998 mustang from the Hunters for our daughter. The Hunters are my parents, and my brother. My daughter, of course is their little grand daughter, and niece. Anyway, moving on... They did us a favor, and found the little car for us, and we in turn purchased the car from them. That's what they do. They sell, and trade. After we paid them cash money for the car it took them close to a month to get the title to me. I called to check on the status of the title every other day, or so, and was NEVER once rude about it. Well, upon the purchase, Corey Hunter told my daughter that he'd fix a chip on that was on the hood of the car in the near future. That never happened, and when we asked them about it we were told, because my daughter got some body piercings they were no longer going to fix the hood, or any of the other extra stuff, such as tenting the windows... Well, excuse me, but it's not about "their hurt feelings" over my daughter getting piercings. It was part of the deal when we purchased the car, and a promise made. As for the extras, that's their perogative to not want to do those things, BUT it was the very first we'd heard about the "extra stuff". Mrs. Sue Hunter finally agreed to pay for the hood out of HER OWN pocket, but of course, that never materialized either. The story just gets worse. Okay, backing up... We got the title, and got that squared away. Then much to our surprise, my daughter is friends with the former owner of the car whom let us in on some details about the car. Okay, when we got the little car it was in desperate need of new tires, and was told by the Hunters that, "Most of the time used cars come as is..." Okay, no big deal. Well, the kid is over at our home, hanging out, and noticed the raggedy tires. He asked my daughter what had happened to the brand new tires that his dad put on the car... We hadn't a clue. It was wierd to me that they gave us the whole "used car as is" speech when "as is" is to sell the car to us with the tires that were on it. NOT to take them off, and put bald raggedy tires on it, and then give it to us. Anyway, we put new headlights on the car, and blinkers, new shocks, and while getting tires, the tire people noticed two lug nuts were missing from one of the raggedy tires. Okay, the fact that these people would take the brand new tires off, and present the car like that to their niece, and grand daughter is sorry, but not to make sure the little car is safe to drive is well, down right dispicable. Since then, no efforts from the Hunters to apologize, or make good on their crooked deeds have been made, and I am Sue's daughter, my daughter is her grand daughter. Also, early on I was asked by Mrs. Hunter (Sue) to please, if we ever sold the car to give Corey (my brother) half of the prophet since they gave us such a great deal on the car. Hey Mrs. Hunter, you guys already took your prophets when you took those tires off of the mustang, and replaced them with bald ragged tires for you little grand daughter to drive around on. Shame on all of them!
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