In a message dated 6/18/2006 8:06:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
pdgable@xxxxxxx writes:
I
don't think it is a scam. You check his feedback and you will see that he
sold and has good feedback on a 1965 Mova which he sold for $12,500. This
is a pretty positive sign. Plus, the way a scam would work is the person
would say somewhere in the ad that he might be willing to sell the car for
some ridiculous low price(like 8000) and to Email him off Ebay. Then he
would sell the car to 20 people and never be heard from again. There is no
mention of anything like this in the ad. He only wants $1000 within 24
hours which is not unreasonable and since you can pay in person, this again
would not make much sense as scams go. More likely, he put the car up
for auction and the reserve was not met, As much as we love Gremlins,
we all know that $20,000 for a Gremlin-no matter how souped up, is
more than most people are willing to pay--especially when you can get
a Camaro or some other generic car for the same
price. Paul
Its a double edged sword with that dudes Gremlin,he's sunk quite alotta
bread into a AMC Gremlin which already right there is one reason why the cars
not fetching the price he's asking and not to be a arsehole but the chevy motor
factor plays in as well.See chevy guys are looking at the car saying why waste a
good chevy in a GREMLIN and the AMC purists are saying 'what a waste of a good
Gremlin'I believe chevy motor or not that cars worth every penny.
Bart
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