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Daily Classics LLC Dealership & Garage
1972 Triumph Spitfire
Starts easy, runs good, shifts through all the gears just fine. Smokes a little on startup but goes away once it idles down. Interior in good shape. Aluminum radiator. Clean title. Please note the photos of the rockers with the weird texture. Good driver condition car - not a show car on this one.


1972 Triumph Spitfire Convertible

Daily Classics

Daily Classics LLC

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Purchase a camaro z28 convertible. Great customer service. Everything was exactly wat we disgusted over the phone.i will definitely Purchase from them again.100% satisfied

Great place to purchase a vehicle.  Fair prices and quality vehicles.  Enjoyed looking at the awesome collection of classics he has for sale. Adam puts alot of time and effort into his vehicles to make them pretty much show cars.  You can tell he really cares about each vehicle he has on his lot.  100% recommend starting your search for a vehicle at Daily Classics LLC!!

Drove 90 minutes to see the truck with the dump bed (F550 2005). Was advertised as having a boost leak. Checking the oil before letting it run, the oil was fine, with no leaks from the motor (oil had been changed). After about 30 minutes of letting the engine run (heat up properly), I went back to check the oil again. Note that this is after I drove it up the road. The oil smelt sweet. Even the guy who was showing me the truck agreed the smell was sweet. The head had liquid seeping around it as well , and the guy showing me also agreed in noticing. Sweet smelling oil means antifreeze is mixing with the oil. The issue would be a blown head gasket (Bad motor).

Upon leaving, I called the number that I was provided on the Facebook marketplace listing, which was the owner. He stated nothing was/is wrong with the truck or the oil.

Keep in mind that this "dealership / car lot" has a mechanic shop built in, so we can all assume that at this point, someone either is not being honest or does not need to hold a wrench. In this case, based on my hour of experience, with Mr. Adam Maloneys business and his response he is someone that ANYONE should avoid doing business with.

Sincerely, a customer who drove 90 minutes with his wife and children to purchase a vehicle I was told only had a boost leak. Lesson learned!

I bought the cheapest car he had for 2600$, the car was for my mom and it messed up in month, he kindly fixed it for a good price of course. I also got him to put rotors and brakes on my other car, after a month, the rotors were scrubbing. He gave me a amazing price on brakes and rotors though but I seem like he didn't really put new rotors on, they shouldn't be scrubbing.

It was my fault for believing that a car advertised has having "No mechanical problems" would require a new ENGINE after only 4 months of purchase due to a split cam shaft?.! A $7,000 fix!!! (A new engine) It was my fault for listening to him tell me "the warranty wasn't worth buying". He did fix some minor issues I had right after. Fog lights and a sensor of some sort.
Cam shaft had me and my disabled daughter stranded in Chapel Hill (Dr's appointment 2 hours from home) with the ✔️ engine light flashing!!! On Good Friday, Easter weekend!!!? Had to get a room for the night and rent a car to get home.
Don't know what I expected him to do when I tried to call/text him but he NEVER answered or returned my call or text regarding the matter. Buyer Beware!!!
I learned a $9,000 lesson. Yes, I now have 2 car notes...1 for the POS he sold me and the other for the New Car I had to purchase. This happened 3/29/24. I bought the car in November 2023 or so.
Welp, that's life. I got what I deserved and I hope he does too. Today is 6/1/24. It took me all this time to make this post because I was so mad(at myself) and disappointed (in him).

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