[Jeff H]

I don't think it's as much an issue of whether the car is legit or not, but his description in the auction was deceiving the way he said the block was decked and never mentioned that it was not the original engine. That casts doubt over the individual to begin with. All he needed was "NOM" and his ad would have been on the money. As for the feedback, if the 5 negatives were for bogus $100K cars and the 500 positives were for $.01 pencils, then I don't think I would consider that useful information. I don't know this individual so I can't comment, but I'm getting a negative impression and that is enough to prevent someone from dealing with you. That's my take on it.