I asked this cat,

"What, you got this mug from BJ and didn't like it?!"

I can only guese he's try'na turn a buck.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Datsun-Z-Series-1972-DATSUN-240Z-HATCHBACK_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6187QQihZ008QQitemZ180078325197QQrdZ1

~Z~

the BJ bidder was a dead beat bidder.

Hmmmm, thyats a shame, thyat Z is clean.

~Z~

And this car has suddenly shown up in Missouri? This is a scam auction.

Suddendly shows up???? I'll say. He must have flown. Given that we had horrible weather all along I-10 from Phoenix to Dallas since Sunday.. pretty amazing.

Certainly there can't be two of these things????

You know what, I did think that was kind of odd which is why I assumed it was sold at BJ.

In matter of fact I remember first seeing this car in the Black and White CLASSIC CAR TRADER ~ A GREAT CAR AD MAG BY THE WAY:) ~

~Z~

I would have to agree with the scam concept, or else the original seller bid on it himself because it didn't go for enough?????

No, it's a scam. New user, no feedback, pre-approved bidders - all the classic scam indications. He did a 5 day auction hoping to get bids quick before some one figures it out and reports it to eBay and they pull it.

I reported it to eBay with a link to the B-J page on the car.

I reported it to eBay with a link to the B-J page on the car.

Me too...I did it earlier this morning. Hopefully that will be enough to get it pulled.

Maybe trucked to MO and now the buyer either has buyer's remorse or bought thinking he would make a buck which I do not think will happen. I think it will be very hard to turn a profit on the resale of this car because according to the results on B-J's webpage the car went for "1972 DATSUN 240Z COUPE $12925.00" That amount was paid to B-J; they always get paid. If it turns out not to be a scam of course.

It's been pulled from eBay.

GREAT JOB GUYS