[njsteve]

I am referring to what YOU said in your own previous reply: "I will not send them to anyone unless they have a deposit on the car as there are too many internet scams today" -That is what I was commenting about, nothing more.

I'm not trying to sound high and mighty but from my experience (about 30 years worth, with musclecars valued far higher than $76K) when someone refuses to send me copies of authenticating documents unless I send them money first -that's is a red flag for fraud. I don't know many people out there that would bother traveling to look at a car if the seller refused to send any basic documentation unless I sent him money first.

If you sent the info to the interested bidders that requested it, that's fine. That is a far different position than what you just indicated in your above response. I hope whoever you sent the info to was able to make an educated decision based upon that material. And since the car sold for a price you deem reasonable, it looks like they made a good purchase.