Which sheet? Guy's a little off balance in his docs and for that reason I'd pass. Numbers or no numbers, not the issue......the issue is misrepresentation.
The issue is "Is it a car you like". If you don't care about what he says it is and you can determine that it is what you want then I don't see an issue. Sure if you don't know what you are looking at and you think it is what the seller says it is then yup you get screwed. You get hosed at $50K or more no doubt but this car has no reserve and it apparently is at $25k +/- right now.
Wording wrong even for a Van Nuys LS5 buildsheet...Looks like a Van Nuys LS5 build sheet for a Kansas City "L78" lol different than the picture of the partial sheet too
OMAN the "issue" here is not selling a "nice driver" for 25K; BECAUSE the seller expects the bidding to go way over 25K. In light of the expected final bid price the issue becomes fraud: That Chevelle DID NOT start it's life as a factory built SS396; it is a clone (a +/- $20,000.00 clone at that). Because the seller is PURPOSELY misrepresenting the car as a real deal factory-built SS396 it's FRAUD (either on the seller's part or the consignee's). Someone is out to "take" someone -- they're not out to simply sell a nice car at a fair price.
X2!...EXACTLY. period.:yes:
Read this: WHO CARES??:wacko:
I know a lot of guys who'd be proud of owning it regardless if it came that way from the factory or not over 40 years ago, when some of us weren't even born!
There, look back to my previous post, I "un-punctuated" it. I did not say in hopes of "getting the last word" like you say, but rather because I can't stand "purists" who act as if they're back from another planet after more than 40 years and who expect nothing to have changed.
A lot of things might have happened to a car over such a period of time, especially since most of them have likely changed hands a few times. When taking that into consideration, someone should be more understanding and forgiving if a little "detail" here and there has been changed or altered over the years that might not be 100% correct and still appreciate it for what it is. :yes:
