well, someone just got hosed

[Guest Anonymous]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4609090548

Not the car it seems to be. It was listed a month ago in the Chicago area and sold to the current seller.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=42601&item=4600063955

I went and looked at it when it was listed the first time and couldn't believe it was the same car. I even emailed the current seller and asked, I was told it was not the same.

Then I noticed the vin numbers listed in both auctions, yup same car.

If you look at the web address the first seller listed in the description, you can see what I saw when I checked out the car in person.

Lots of rust in the nose and some rust in the shock towers.

Looks like the current seller dolled it up and posted a vague description to turn a quick profit.

I'm all for making a quick buck, but don't lie to do it. That just stinks.

[Beaner7102]

You could let EBay know he is selling the car with 45,000 less miles on it, than the previous sale - thats fraud. That should force him to pull the sale. Beaner7102

[Ray_73Turkis_OH]

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[Guest Anonymous]

pretty sure that was matoo's car off this board. He sold it not too long ago.

[Guest Anonymous]

Matoo and I were talking about it. I sent the seller a nasty email about it, ie not nice to do people over like that. They told me it wasnt the car they just picked up.. gee funny everything is the same except the milages..

Sam

[BigDog]

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