The B/J 'Twinz' buyer definately got the best deal when you consider his Buicks were turn key, vs the ebay car that was in need of all the detailing and refreshing of fluids under the hood, etc... Think of what that would cost times two.
Then again, he had the $12,200 buyer's premium tacked on.
edit from my first post:
Now I just noticed that's where the $67,100 fits in. 61,000 each, plus 6,100 each for *buyer's commission = 67,100 per car
Still beats the $70,600 price on the original vehicle in question. And they had to pay ebay a premium, also.