Any hints on how to plan a car treasure hunt?
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go to gamespy.com and go to game hints type car treasure hunt then you will get th hints of car treasure hunt.
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get maybe about 5-10 vans. Get very thing checked by the state. Make your plans and ADs. Then start doing your services! Good luck!
273875
You really should try to sell it first. If it is a good-quality car, you can advertise online, in the newspaper, or in mailings such as pennysaver, etc.
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Think your money is lost. Which one do you like?\n1) Finder keep it for it self.\n2) Finder search for it owner.\nNow you can decide which is best.
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Although you may have to purchase a subscription, this might be a website you could try:\nhttp://www.plunkettresearch.com/Industries/AutomobilesTrucks/tabid/76/Default.aspx#\n\nMake sure this is what you're looking for before you open your wallet.
190152
try your library for car manuals.
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sit on your front porch and point a hair dryer at the cars and see if they slow down.....use up all of the post-it-notes within reach and write notes to yourself to buy more post-its.....
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The first thing you need to do is figure out your hiding spots, and decide on your start point. Then you want to write clues for the participants to follow. When they find the first item, you will have to include clues as to how to find the next item and so on. It's really very simple. I do treasure hunts for my kids birthdays. It's alot of fun.
977906
City Hunter. Try e Bay or Circuit City.
1133411
Do you have any friend that would help you out with a carwash?  If you have a carwash, make up a short letter about what you are trying to do and pass that out to people when they park their car for the carwash.  Then collect the money afterwords and you may get more if people support what you are trying to do.\n\nWriting letters to business is a good idea also.\n\nYou could also hold a cardboard sign at the nearest stoplight and beg.   Write something like "Model in Need of Cash".  Then again, that may not be a hot idea.
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im sure he has a nice car mabe you could find a 1/18th scale replica of his car ebay may help or some dept stores guys of all income levels like stuff like that but given his wealth i bet he dont have a replica i have plenty im looking for a replica of every car ive ever owned some are impossible some are common
876110
you could do a scavenger hunt.
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If I had (a) a car and a license, and (b) a moderate amount of money to invest, I would go to estate sales and buy up whatever collectibles could be had cheap.  Then go home and research them and either sell them on eBay or, if there was money enough, open a shop.  \n\nIt's a field where information is the key to winning, and that's the way I think commerce should be in the Information Age.  A good eye for quality design, construction and condition, and the ability to research the details is most of what you need.  Collectors in all sorts of fields, especially beginners, rely heavily on the expertise of those from whom they buy.  That knowledge is effectively value added, especially if you include a couple of paragraphs printed on your computer telling the buyer what you have found out.
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Ok, do you have access to the INTERNET? Or a LIBRARY? Try GOOGLE, or a NEWSPAPER, or ask a county clerk when they hold their auctions. E-BAY has many options.\n Or you can just drive around your town, and look for houses with white papers taped to the front door, or windows saying something like "STAY OUT!". DON'T go in, but WRITE down the information, and CALL on the phone to get more info. Use a little imagination, tow companies sell impounded cars, or those insidious title loan outfits,(I bet they have a bunch of cars they want to get rid of).
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try www.carprices.com, or if you're not satisfied, try playing nfs underground 2 and nfs most wanted, it gave me an idea of how to modify my escalade and my next ride the cayman s
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Go around town to local garage sales. Go in the afternoon when folks are ready to deal. Buy good clean items & resell them on eBay.
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www.ebay.com  \n\nSometimes you see excellent cars go for really cheap.