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what does tlf mean at south chicago auto auction car sales?
16th February 2011
after the amount for car it has a tlf example 2011 mustang 34 tlf ?
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August 28, 2005 — The NYPD is auctioning off cars to people, and then arresting them for owning them, The Post has learned. Car dealers say that after they buy cars at police auctions, they have been told by cops the cars were stolen, then get locked up, have their cars confiscated and are turned away when they ask for their money back.
"I’ve been doing this for eight years," said Pierre Loiseau, a Queens dealer who co-owns Elie & Jimmy Auto Repair Shop.
"It’s very common. It happens all the time."
Comment by Jitendra Chaudhary — February 16, 2011 @ 12:00 am