militaryjag05

I was reading this ebay listing then i looked up at the price. i went [sm=jawdrop.gif]I just want to know if i am missing anything in here before i swoop in an take it. thanks.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2005-...QQcmdZViewItem

Yellow Fever

With only 2 feedback.I'd be very careful dealing with this clown.If you won the[/align]auction,I would want to pay the seller face to face.Rather than over the net.Don't[/align]worry the bid price will be much higher as the auction winds down.[/align]

OzzDOA

I'd ask for the VIN and get a CarFax on it. Seeing that he's willing to ship to South America seems a bit off, might be stolen.

iowanine

^^ It does give the VIN number.

DTK

I agree. There doesn't even appear to be a reserve on the car.
So, he is going to let it go for $10,000 if that is all it gets to?

If it is legit he either has lots of money (doesn't mind the risk)or is betting that it willget to or exceed his bottom price.

03Ragtop

Be careful when things look to good to be true.
The KBB on this car is between 17500 - 22000.
He has mods to it which could either enhance or hurt the car.
Run the carfax to ensure that the info is valid.
Most mustangs on ebay, especially GTs and convertables sell a little above KBB.
Good luck..

MU71L4710N

just cuz the bid is 5g's now doesnt mean it wont be 15 or more. usually bids on ebay dont happen until the action is hours from done.

i would definately meet the guy face to face and check the car out completely (test drive, thorough inspection, etc...), get the vin ran, and all that fun **** before i gave him any money. any LEGITIMATE car seller would have no problems with this...if hes up to something he might. it wouldnt take you but a few hours to test drive it, look everything over as best u can, and run the info.

shoot him an email and ask him if you would be able to meet him face to face and do all the above one weekend. if he objects you know hes full of ****.

mfj

im currently conversing with this guy, to verify that its legit.