Ed, I very much appriciate your taking the time to post what you did. You are correct, due diligence and caveat emptor will only get you so far as you also noted. Even you with experience would shy away from a Chevy; this is precisely the reason I started this. I can't imagine the feeling in your stomach when you realize that you just spent six figures on a car only to find out it's worth half that because it's a clone, but was sold as an original. At that point, the hobby needs a place to turn, that's where my firm comes in, we can help you at that point. Stuff happens to good people, you do your homework, you do everything, but you bring the car home and you have been out foxed, the car has been misrepresented and fraud has occurred. At that point, you can email me, call me or check out the website
www.dcdlaw.net/carfraud.htm and perhaps we can help. We've already been able to help several individuals in just this short period of time.