Someone is extremely mad

[njsteve]

Absolutely. Probably was a guy who's been bugging the owner for years but never bothered to put up any real cash, and now is pissed because someone else did.

[sYc]

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Absolutely. Probably was a guy who's been bugging the owner for years but never bothered to put up any real cash, and now is pissed because someone else did.

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Yep...

[miket1]

We don't know any facts,did the guy say he would give $5k then not show up for a month,etc, did he leave a deposit,stay in contact w/seller,I doubt that he went to get a tow truck then the car was gone in 2 hours,I sell equip. for a living and get lied to everyday by people who say they will take it,then won,t give a deposit,won't answer their phone when called, won't return messages,if a buyer isn't serious people won,t wait,we need more facts.

[427TJ]

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We don't know any facts,did the guy say he would give $5k then not show up for a month,etc, did he leave a deposit,stay in contact w/seller,I doubt that he went to get a tow truck then the car was gone in 2 hours,I sell equip. for a living and get lied to everyday by people who say they will take it,then won,t give a deposit,won't answer their phone when called, won't return messages,if a buyer isn't serious people won,t wait,we need more facts.

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I'll bet that one fact is that the Corvette's owner(s) knew what they had, otherwise it would have been snatched up a long time ago. Dozens, at least dozens, of hungry sharks probably tried to pry that Corvette away from its owners over the years and it kept on sitting there. The right money--for that very moment--finally showed up and away it went.