Posted by Jim bowie on Monday, November 18, 2002 at 6:59PM :
In Reply to: Re: 1956 C4PW ON EBAY ENDS MONDAY posted by The I.R.S. on Monday, November 18, 2002 at 5:38PM :
I think it is criminal the way some of these trucks are sold with cooked tiles. The point is many are unaware that the difference is being pocketed by the seller, it then causes a truck to become counterfit, if one really wanted to preserve the truth he would produce the correct and legal title that could be traced to see what the old powerwagon did, who owned it, where it traveled, different owners etc. The means to record the true history of the truck lies in the title that came with it, not the one poster above (not eric) has offered for sale above, its a shame the truck will be will be offered again without a traceable title due to indifference. What happens when you go to load it up and the estate owners (heirs) show up and demand the truck because it was sold without their knowledge by attorney, they will get it back due to dirty title transaction, now you can chase the seller who has raced to the bank with your money, see the prob no title can bring, funny thing is the bidder on the orange pw is the person who is offering the vin and titles, now whenever i see the truck i will think, hey it is the phoney ebay truck with a cooked title! I will never own a incorrectly titled truck where i helped the seller cheat me and the state by cooking it, think about it when you go to run your title to see where it has been, you want the truth or a lie? Same thing goes with trucks listed as sold in the classified, they are only what somebody listed as sold for, they are fake to me as well especially when a new buyer relies on them and then finds out they are only sellers words not copies of buyers checks. Needs disclaimer, it says sold if you look, not listed at this price and may not be actual selling price.
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