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Some 240Z's and a missed old car auction

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A couple of local 240Z's, and an auction that just happened.  Looks like they might have more.  My ISP routes through Eastern Washington,apparently.  Craigslist thinks I'm over there.

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/1970-datsun-240zor-offer/6558803251.html

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/1972-datsun-240z/6575931462.html

https://spokane.craigslist.org/ctd/d/lotdatsun-280z-22-lucky/6584900181.html

http://www.luckyoldcar.com/

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That's an interesting thread.  It's weird how people always want to talk about things "in private" when in the open is best for everyone involved.  Which is the purpose of these kinds of forums.  The covering up alone is enough to make you want to avoid.  Don't see the value in going private once the dirt is out there.  I read the whole thread and it still doesn't look good for Pierre Z.  Who knows what really  happened?

There was a guy on another thread who told  me that he didn't post on the open forum, about somebody who seemed to be taking people's money but not producing the product he said he would, because he wanted to get his money back.  The guy could pay him off to keep quiet.  And it worked, he got his money refunded and/or parts returned and never told anyone.  It was one of Senza Pari's customers.  Not a fan of private communications about that sort of thing.

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