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Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin
Yes , it is a 100% safe bet .
I just posted to the auction that the original block was recovered.
If no response from the buyer in a couple of days , I will tag his screen name.
Or someone else can go ahead and post a tag to him now on there.
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SO, I contacted the guy David who handled this auction (got his contact info from the widow) and we made a deal for the block this morning after he responded immediately. When I talked to him he admitted to me that he saw the block in her garage, but she said it was a 1974, and as a result HE DIDNT CHECK THE NUMBERS as the car is a '72. How is this even possible on a car of this level?
He said we could make a deal on the block and that he would return the block to the buyer of the car and promised not to "mark it up" when passing off to the new owner although I mentioned nothing of the sort. Later this afternoon, David noticed a posting from Baron Von Zeppelin on BAT, stating that I had the block, and this guy completely loses it! He accuses me of ripping the spouse off, that I knew the block was there beforehand, yelling at me on the phone drunk, hanging up... Delusional.
This block was listed on FB marketplace by the widow and I found/bought it. Give me a break.
Anyways, this guy David (smartguy1014 on BAT) has gone completely off the reservation and I will NOT be dealing with him any further as it is not in the best interest of the new owner or myself. If the new owner of the TA, or anyone who knows him wants to get him in touch with me, I'd be happy to see that the block gets to him. I tried to respond on BAT but I'm new to the site and the post didnt go through. If I cannot get in touch with the new owner, I'll throw it in the shed like I had planned to for a rainy day. It's a darn nice block!