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240Z Nissan restored on e-bay

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Now if the seller can just be trusted to NOT pull the auction at the last hour IF it doesn't look like the car will fetch $27K...............

He has changed the description too. Automatic trans? He really doesn't know what he's doing. I emailed him and he was pretty snotty with his answers. I hate to wish anyone ill will but I hope he ends up eating this one!:(

Must be the thin air that has him acting so confused....LOLROFL

I noticed the first couple times it was listed, it did get a bid at 25K, yet they either didn't like the bidders feedback or lack of it, or the bidder retracted his bid.

He wants "Ebay-ers" to pay what a collector paid at a collector car auction?

Oh well, hope they have been keeping it in the dealership showroom.

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I would be interested in one of these factory authorized restored cars with all documentation if anyone has or knows of one for sale

thanks

RobertH

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RobertH,

Dog-gonnit! We gotta get together and get you into the loop! Saturday at Jim's in Tampa from noon on. Z PARTY!!!!! I'll snap off an e-mail to you and discuss directions.

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