[NorCam]

Not to open a can of worms here Eddie, but I also side with the fact that a reputable inspector can be fooled? I know of one particular car that was closely inspected and given clean bill of health as 100% original and real after being scrutinized by a said expert. I happen to know that particular car had significant changes made when it was restored and no longer take any expert inspections verbatim.

To me, an expert inspection is better performed with legitimate paperwork in accompaniment. If it's a pedigree car, one helps to put the other in check. Add a full ownership trail to the mix and you have a winner.