[njsteve]

If you're going to use a broker make sure it's someone with real references that you can verify.

Years ago when I lived in Florida, I attempted to broker a 1969 Hemi Charger Daytona with some guy that turned out to be a total a-hole. I told him in no uncertain terms that the car was not to leave his showroom. I then hear a couple weeks later that the guy was driving my car to local cruise nights. It got even worse when some lady smashed a baby carriage into the fender. This bozo wasn't even going to tell me if I hadn't found out about it through the grapevine. He then says: "Well I was going to have my body guy fix the chip so you wouldn't have ever known there was a problem, anyway". I immediately pulled the car out of there and ended up fixing it and selling it myself.