Originally Posted by lively

gee- old men---i tried it and got it the first time :lol: :lol:
the trick is go to the site he has listed not RJ :? :? :?

Originally Posted by bugzzy1

http://www.hotrodhotline.com/classifieds/classifieds.php?a=2&b=26369

http://www.hotrodhotline.com/classif...hp?a=2&b=26517

Originally Posted by BEAST477

Thanks bugzzy. That makes it easy for us old guys that are computer dumb :shock: .

OK so what is wrong with these cars and give us more details on what was wrong with yours lieutenant.

Originally Posted by lieutenant

Sorry about the screw up. Those cars are on hotrodhotline.com. As far as mine is concerned he stated car was all new and it was a quality driver show car. With all the things that are wrong it would take a lot of money to get it to show at a car show. Got some quotes but because its under some heavy investigation cant do anything to it. As far as the other cars the pictures look good but thats the way mine started.

Originally Posted by hollowayshotrods

You aren't kidding Mike!! I am soooooooooooooooo glad I rode to western North Carolina and looked at that ChevyII!! The pics had me drooling all over myself wanting to go trade my '69 Camaro for it. What a rust bucket :!: :!: :evil: :evil: Should have known, the guy was too eager to trade sight unseen! :roll:

"Heavy investigation"? What does that mean? With all due respect lieutenant, if you can't provide evidence and quotes because of this "heavy investigation" then you really have no story to tell. I am interested in YOUR car and situation, not the other cars he has for sale as they aren't directly related to the deal you made for your car.

Why don't you at least show us the www.hotrodhotline.com ad of the car you bought from him? Maybe tell us a bit of what wasn't true about the ad. I truly doubt giving up a few public info details would hardly be detrimental to the investigation. What I saw in his ads are two very nice Chevrolets, I know pictures can be deceiving, but you have shown us nothing as far as proof to your claim he scammed you. I wouldn't dare say one bad thing about that seller until the proof is shown or he has been proven to be a rip off in any other deals. Just my thoughts, with absolutely no disrespect intended.

Ican tell you that the ad # was 23015. It stated that the car was all new.1972 custom split bumber camaro. The interior of the car is nice and clean. Car started as a very solid southern car with no rust at all. Ends with this car is a nice driver quality show car. Now for the real facts. This car sits in the garage with most of the trans fluid on the floor. The engine was sprayed over the top with black paint for the photo. The bottom of the engine is still orange. The headers are rusted as well as paint chipping off frame. The interior has 4 seats wrapped in black and red and the interior needs a carpet, headliner, seat belts that match,new door panels, new door handles inside and out. Oh yeah. the dash is out of a firebird and most of the gauges don't work. it does'nt shift and really hase'nt been driven since the deal. The headlights are loose, the front and rear bumpers need rechroming and there loose.The list goes on and on. This is far from a car that was advertised as all new and a driver show car. I gave up a 31 Ford street rod that did nothing but win at car shows. You can call hotrodhotline to confirm the ad #. And this info without even getting at the underside until it can be put on the rack. Thanks for the concern.