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If he were to get a lawyer the only shot in hell he'd have is if he can prove that the car he bought is somehow not what it was described as when you sold it. In other words, if you said it had a built motor and listed what was inside it, and he can prove that it was an internally stock motor, he could argue that's the reason that it blew up, and that he didnt get what he was told he was paying for.
But i wouldnt worry about it. If youre confident that your description was accurate and that you as a seller have done nothing wrong, youve got nothing to worry about.
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