[Chevyman680063]

It's not so much the people asking if it's for sale that bothers me as it is the people asking then asking again and again even after I said no several times. It also bothers me when they put their hands all over it and try opening the door to find that it's locked so they try pulling on the door harder like that's gonna make it unlock. It's flattering having people asking about it though. A friend of mine's dad has a 69 Chevelle and he was a salesman at a dealership and he drove it to work one day and parked it in the back where the employees are suppose to park. A customer walked up and was all over it then he decided to pop the hood and my friend who also worked there walked up and was like, "Can I help you?", and closed the hood. Camper Power, I had the same thing happen to me one time. I was driving by a dealership and there was a 55 Bel Air sitting right on the front row with the cars that were for sale. I pulled in and asked a salesman how much it was and he told me it wasn't for sale and that it belonged to the owner. He just parked it there to draw in more customers.