Is it a COPO or a NOPO ?

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**PeteLeathersac** · #2 05-09-2007, 12:36 AM

Nothing against the car or seller as all could be genuine...just the guys wording would make me feel a bit leery?.
It's hard to know what's up when you see statements like 'I was told by the person I got the car from' stuff...nothing about what he believes or knows?.
Also the way it reads Colvin could have owned it as a rusted genuine car and it's been rebodied later?.
And if all is above board, why not lay the Vin and stampings out?.

I expect someone here probably knows the car and situation?.

Here's a good start to investigate further..

Dave McGaffee
Phone: 614-440-1635
465 Commerce Drive
Sunbury, Ohio 43074
[email protected]

Good luck...if it's all good I hope you end up with it Van!.
~ Pete

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