Re: 1964 Dodge Custom 880 convertible (was A great car)

["Gary H." <spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good point Jim. In my opinion there is no reason not to sell a Mopar to a fan outside of the US. The hesitation to deal with potential offshore buyers comes from the deluge of scam mails that U.S. based Mopar fans get when they post a car for sale. Unfortunately, most of these scam mails come from outside of the U.S. That's not to imply that all crooks live offshore; the practical reason is that it is usually too much time and trouble for law enforcement to track down offshore scammers, so these idiots continue to infest the Internet.

If the seller takes the time to verify payment and deal with a real offshore buyer the deal is as solid as a local sale. For example a buddy of mine sold a 1959 Chrysler to a Mopar fan in Sweden without any problems; both he and the buyer were happy campers. 

Thanks,
Gary H.


-----Original Message-----
 
>Why would he not sell "out of the country"
>
>I have purchased a car from the US before, and the fellow was great to deal 
>with, and we still keep in touch.
>
>I hope to 1 day go to America, and 1 of my places to visit is Tommy, the 
>fellow that sold me his car.
>
>I live in Australia.
>
>Jim
 


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