slider172

They have two cars on E-bay that are based on salvage titled cars, and are what they think the 997 twin turbo should look like , they want $135000 and $180000 for them.
Who in their right mind would spend that kind of money for a car with a salvage title?????

bvineyards

and everything they create is FUGLY.

slider172

Link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2008... QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2008... QQcmdZViewItem

docjackson1

if you want to see something interesting, read the blurb that they put in the end describing how viciously they will go after you if you bid and don't pay.

Moose

Worded just how you would expect a professional business person would word it.... I like it. It has a kind of Supranos sound to it.

In fact, just the other day I used the "You better have my money ready...I know where you live" line delivering my daughter's girl scout cookies...It is very effective...

docjackson1

the more i read it-the more you kind of lose that "warm and fuzzy feeling" when you bid with them. they as much as tell you that don't expect everything to be in working order, don't ask us any questions after you bid, you can't look at the car after you bid. has anybody ever done business with them?

slownrusty

Well they have 100% feedback, which few even reputed Dealerships have.

Their cars are great for poseurs, impress your not so car savvy buddies AND the ladies for relatively small cash but looks like the cars have alot of Dash!

They do appear to put time and care into their cars - i.e paint work and interior details - no Earl Schweib here, and their descriptions and photography is first rate!

Their Sopranos disclaimer, is excellent, I like it ALOT! I have sold lots of stuff on eBay and the ridiculous excuses idiots fabricate when they win but have no intention of paying you makes me "wanna break their freakin legs!!".

Yasin