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What's the Catch? Free Photoshoot for Your Datsun Z, 510, Skyline, GTR, etc

lonetreesteve
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The listing states that:  "We'll shoot you Dats with one of our models, do an interview with you AND write a story on your ride!" Here's the link:

https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/pts/6145736932.html

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When I sold my 240 on cragslist there was a ton of guys wanting to bypass the craigslist email service to put on their on click bait webpages. The one that pissed me off so bad wad 240zsforsale.com or something similar to that. When they demanded my phone number I told to them to go f**k themselves. 

It's a a scam. Who wants to know your story? 

They have a decently-large and popular Facebook group. I'd guess they've probably got a couple guys trying to do a Petrolicious or Speedhunters kind of thing to increase their customer engagement. I don't think it's a scam, but you could probably expect some second-rate photography and production out of the deal.

19 minutes ago, sweatybetty said:

they do need a nicer model......

I don't know...She looks ok to me, but that 240 doesn't do it for me....no hood, dogleg rust hole, engine swap, crooked valence...

This is a legit offering.  Its being put on by DPAN, Datsun Parts and Needs and has been on Facebook for a little while now.  I believe the organizer is Isaiah Thomas.

Well I owe some apologies then. Sorry @lonetreesteveand Isaiah Thomas. Don't want to get my doodle cut off by that lady with the sword. 

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