[thews]

Originally Posted by 65madgoat

Uhm....pretty sure this blue 1970 T/A listing on ebay is a SCAM. Come on now.

I can spot these a mile away!

Please enlighten us? The guy has been on eBay for years. What super sleuthing leads you to believe this is a scam? I can spot a real scam a mile away by the zero feedback and on less than a month. Only way to be sure is to go check the car out.

The car has reached $75K and reserve has been met. Sometimes, people just need money.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

He must be getting some phone calls to be getting bids like that without any engine ID pictures.
If it's mostly legit it will bring tall coins even with a non-original replacement hotrod engine.

If anyone wants to spend really big there will be a Ram4-4spd in this same int/ext color combo coming out of hiding before long.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

They did a tasteful job doing that 75 in Black .
Good looking car with horse collar seats , nice .
Somebody might get lucky bidding on it with No Rsv.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

You might be right 65madgoat.
Could be scarfed pictures of the $170-80 car at the new owners home , found on the internet.

I might bid 125,000 on it and see if he contacts me with a buy-it-now behind the curtain.
That's what scammers want.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Too late - it's already at 155k +
lol

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

The seller is a 4 year eBayer and has sold 6 items.
Pokemon/art sets .

The bidding looks corrupted. bang-bang , then bang-bang again. Same culprits.