FS: @eBay - 73.5

[bford]

(no affiliation)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1973-...#ht_500wt_1182

Seller claims it can be yours for $20K - deposited into his account immediately.

This looks like the same car being sold by Simo Veharanta back in March/April.

http://early911sregistry.org/forums/...157#post629157
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1973-...#ht_3015wt_956

Looks like the same license plate.

[Bullethead]

From the photos linked in the earlier sale, clearly.

[mike66]

No no, it's REAL!!!!! Just sent him the requested $20,892.00 (including PayPal fees) to the account of his oncle in Nigeria and now I'm looking forward to get this wonderful car. He promised to drive it over to me in a week or two... Just kidding, sorry coudn't resist :-)

[Pinball]

Hard to believe there are actually 5 people gullible enough to bid on this scam-in-a-can!

[Pinball]

By the way, the actual car was at the PCA concours this last weekend in Beverly Hills with its proud new owner. Beautifully done restoration with a couple of peculiar touches, such as the 1974 side mirror and the 911T badge on the glove box. Shows very nicely.

[oscillon]

I reported it to ebay, so hopefully the seven folks that place bids will be informed and their bids removed.

[StephenAcworth]

I flagged it to ebay 24 hours ago and they don't appear to have done anything...

I reported it to ebay, so hopefully the seven folks that place bids will be informed and their bids removed.

[bford]

BTW, what's the procedure on reporting suspected fraud to ebay? I looked through their site and did not find any big red "Report Fraud" button.

[Rookie_912]

Boy is that guy going to get negative feedback!!!

[Bummler]

It just listed as sold, $20,600... This should be interesting