RE: first bad ebay experience

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's not just Ebay. A friend of mine pulled a trailer from the Galveston 
area of Texas to northern Missouri after seeing an ad in Mopar 
Collector's Guide magazine. The seller sent pictures etc. and they 
looked good. Seller said the car was original and restored, #1 
condition. 

When my friend got there he saw one 1/4's had been replaced half-arsed 
and looked like a wavy sheet of metal. Worse, the "numbers matching" ad 
was a lie: the car was a counterfeit run of the mill model Mopar made 
out to be a super low number production model.

My friend was err, to put it mildly, MAD. He lost all his time, gas & 
motel $, but at least he did not get taken big time $$$.

Crooks are everywhere, not just on ebay. 

Gary H.


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