JL8 Crossram Z on Ebay

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SMGCO · #1 07-29-2006, 08:09 PM

I second Lynn. Why would anybody remove a trim tag from a legitimate car and take a chance on putting the car's authenticity in question ?

**Lynn** · #2 07-30-2006, 07:20 AM

Surely someone here can tell us if the P.O.P is an original. The address is suspicious for two reasons. That ZIP is Greece, NY, which is a suburb of Rochester. I realize in some suburbs, mail will arrived addressed to either. However, there is no 714 Long Pond Road. The closest home is 724, built in 1969, and it sits on 5 acres, making me wonder how there could be a 714.

Look here: http://www.zillow.com/aerial/DualMap...?zpid=30931967

Please understand, I am NOT saying it is a fake P.O.P. but would sure like an opinion from one of the experts here.

The only P.O.P. I ever owned got pitched into the circular file since I believed it would never be of any use. As Mickiey told Rocky Balbo: "Shrewd".

Hylton · #3 07-30-2006, 04:53 PM

Lynn,

Mark Eisen restored the car. He is a member here. He should be able to answer any questions.

Mark_C · #4 07-30-2006, 05:36 PM

I don't know if the POP is real or not, but it is correctly coded for the options on the car, and it's been in existance since at least 2002.

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