M Life, it's still a peculiar and suspect approach. Year model, some specifics and a few pictures won't land the car on eBay. But it might land you a potential buyer. No less than 10-15 guys here would be prime candidates on the car if they thought this were genuine. They will probably go to the grave with every "upper-class" car they own still titled in their names.
Here is a scenario to consider: I call a guy named Mountain Lover by phone after a couple of emails. We have some interesting convo's about a car and other cars and other things. He gets a feel for the deal, does a reverse look-up on my phone number and now has my address. When he gets his ducks in a row, he offers me the RA IV Judge in my favorite color for what turns out to be a great price because I am so sincere about keeping it forever.
While I leave to go inspect and take delivery, his crew is in my now un-occupied house taking my banjo, my Boxcar Willy memorabilia, and my harmonica collection. All my fancy cider, my financial records and my computer. And my gussied up driving machines somehow have rundoft.
When I get up in the mountains, after 12-18 hours of being told some other things of emergency have come up and please be patient, my neighbor calls on my cell phone and says his wife would have liked for them to bought that convertible of mine and why did I sell all my cars to that guy?
Thats drastic I admit....but...uhh...what color is your car ?
