[StealthBird]

Wow....I'd be embarrassed to write up an ad like that. Perhaps just a younger 20-something wrote it up, a product of our public school system. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/frown.gif[/img]

As for the car, what exactly is &quot;survivor&quot; status? It was repainted, the engine was rebuilt, and it has Flowmasters on it. By that definition, 90% of the classic cars in America are &quot;survivor status&quot;.

Terrible photos, photos of what the car &quot;should be worth&quot; (taken from his PC?), atrocious spelling, and &quot;run for the hills&quot; keywords used like &quot;tracpac&quot; and &quot;a/c delete&quot;, stickers on the shaker, a bunch of other red flags on this...[img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/no.gif[/img]

My guess is that it's a scammer, probably someone else's car he found on the web. Either that, or it's one of those stories where the car is in America, the seller is in the Middle East, he'll let you look at the car after you make a $500 deposit, etc etc...