[Hylton]

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Won't eBay be participating in a fradulent auction by accepting fees from the sale of this bogus car? Isn't there any liability on eBay's part if they do so? Can't they get sued when the lawsuits start flying after the unwary winning bidder concludes he has been taken?
I know there are lawyers who are members of this board. Someone is going to be awful upset they spread out that much dough for something this misrepresented.
Nice looking car, though. I'm surprised noone has brought up the non original shiny new valve covers yet.

JB

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Who says it is fake?

You see JB, it may very well be but the problem is that you must prove it is fake. In order to do that, you will have to do it in a court of law. The burden of proof will be on you, not the seller. Whoever gets this car will have to tear it apart to find some incriminating evidence as well as do a previous owner search and get sworn affidavits from them as to what the car was in the past. Right now, this seller may be guilty of having a fake trim tag and a re-stamped block but it is possible that this car can be real.

Do I think it is real? Hell no! Can I prove it is not real? No I can't.

Thinking of buying a muscle car? Previous owner history, previous owner history, previous owner history...........

I say this is more important than docs!