Is this an example of an EBay rip-off?

[ZRGator]

O.K. guys, I think I found an example of a rip-off...what do you think?
A 1967 427/400hp car with a small block hood and all you gotta do is send $1500.00 to Singapore for God's sakes!

Here's the link..... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2493223293&category=6168

Good luck and good bidding

 

[kbuhagiar]

...I'd like to know how they got them small-block valve covers to fit on that there 427:confused ...

 

[paintdaddy]

That may be a scam but doesnt look like the usual ebay scam.Here lately there has been a swarm of them,3-5 at a time.The definite scams are the ones where there is no city listed at all ,there is no reserve and it starts out at a rediculous amount.As you scroll down there will be a buy it now price between you and the seller for a really low price for a pristine restored car.Idiots like this make it hard on everyone to trust ebay sellers.

 

[Mac]

Hmmm, located in Indonesia, numerous positive feedback as a buyer, absolutely no feedback as a seller. Is it a scam or someone who really doesn't know anything about Corvettes using 'keywords' which he's gleaned from other ads? Loads of stolen cars get shipped overseas. I wonder....

-Mac

 

[Mikey1]

Removed already....

 

[paintdaddy]

Removed already....

Good!It seems with all the technology we have now days we could stop this but it continues to happen.

 

[IH2LOSE]

Good!It seems with all the technology we have now days we could stop this but it continues to happen.

Some body some where is sending these guys money or they would not continue to list items.