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#41
02-15-2007, 04:26 PM
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Re: 1971 Camaro SS 396, GM documented, 1 of 1533 m
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That's assuming softail even owned the car before. Beware what you see on the web.... [/ QUOTE ] As I posted above, I looked at this car when he owned it in NJ a few years ago. Based on his profile, he is the same person that I recall owning the car at that time. The information that he has posted about this car was disclosed to me when I looked at it. I can only assume that he also shared the same info with the person he sold the car to here in PA. I have no idea if the owner in PA shared this info with the current seller or not. I can say that the repair work done on the car was pretty apparent, and that the current seller is aware of what was done to the car now even if he wasn't when he purchased it. 
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#43
02-16-2007, 07:54 AM
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Re: 1971 Camaro SS 396, GM documented, 1 of 1533 m
No, my issue is this. I sold the car for a very fair price, knowing it needed work. I never mispresented the car. Yes, it is a real LS3 car, but it needed more work to be brought to the correct specs. The reason I am passionate about the car, because when I bought it in Canada, it was misrepresented to me. I put a lot of money into the car, and it was a very nice car, but needed more work and time (which I did not have) to make it correct. It just irritates me when people try to take advantage of others. When I sold it, I was up front about everything, including the flaws. But the bottom line is that it is a "real" LS3 BB car, and 1 of 1533 made. There are not many others out there. But outright lying about the car is wrong. Enough said.
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#44
02-16-2007, 08:49 AM
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Re: 1971 Camaro SS 396, GM documented, 1 of 1533 m
I lied about nothing and am not taking advantage of anyone, be assured. If you are beat up about how much you spent on the car, or how much you got for it, oh well. You are right about one thing, it is 1 of 1533 and very rare and that alone gets the car respect. It's a real gem and as it turns out, the guy with a bit more money in the bank is going to restore it right and has already realized that. And by the way, i am not a 'clown'.
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