Racingjunk Forums - what he claims is not what you get!

seller has misled and misconstrued most everything about this car. First, he lied about the car, claiming it was in perfect condition when in fact it was a salvage car he fixed in his shop- when asked specific questions about the condition about t he car, he beat around the bush refusing to answer honestly. leather interior turned out to be cloth, aluminum wheels were actually hubcaps, he claimed not to know the model of the car or the motor that was in it. what he presented as a higher end luxury car was actually a stripped entry level model- a wrecked one at that. When the truth about all of the differences finally came about- he was well on the way of delivering the car. We asked for money to boot to cover the difference, he promised to have the money wired into our bank account within the hour. He took our bank account number and routing number, but still, 4 days later, not money. Numerous phone calls and emails have either been filled with more promises, or completely ignored. He is taking money out of a famly's bank account to make his greedy little hands richer. :evil: He is a liar, a cheat and he does this kind of deal repeatedly. How do I know? We traded our 71 Chevelle numbers matching for his car. Within the day, our Chevelle was on his racing junk ads, and the facts about the car that he lists are completely off the wall. We know- we owned it. he makes the car out to be something we know it is not. just like he did with the car we traded for. nobody would know the difference until they got it home. He is smooth- he knows how to cheat people. he has a slick tongue- telling you one thing one minute, but the next day its slightly different. All I can try to do is warn anyone else out there who is thinking about buying a car from him. Think twice. what you see (or hear ) is NOT what you get. He lies, steals and cheats his way to a fat pocketbook- BEWARE!!! :evil: :evil: