This would not even be a topic without the impact of social media.

It is not the sale that gets people's emotions up, it is the grandstanding that does it after the sale, because in the end there will be someone (or several someones) who will likely feel that the grapes were "sour", and as soon as that conversation starts relationships fracture.

Sadly it happens over and over.

This type of chatter is one of the reasons that I am glad that I don’t play with the higher end stuff anymore...anyone got a nice old lady 67 SS350 auto for sale ��

Yes it used to be considered rude to discuss what you paid for something because prior to social media in order to cross that social boundary you had to do it face to face.

The keyboard gives and takes. Often it takes - and that is sad.

Chevmal are you Patrick Glenn Nichols who was once Cranberry70SSL34 on this site and hasn't been on here for nearly 2 years?

i think charley still does

Right there with you. If I’d only seen it sooner.. lol

I am not Patrick Glenn Nichols, I know the buyer and the situation.

Come on guys let’s talk about our cars and enjoy our hobby. Stop this he said, she said, they said stuff.
Smoke the tires n bang the gears! Drive em.
1967 4K

Sounds a little creepy that a user would follow another around to the point hes making wild accusations that are false. No surprise considering who it is, just a little creepy.

I think one of the facts that have been overlooked in this thread is that a rare low mile super car has been discovered and brought to the surface. Just watch the video. The car is original. Now let’s add the fact that it’s a COPO with complete owner history from day one. That isn’t something that is seen very often these days. And it deserves being talked about.