Somethings the site does that I don't agree

Bennoel 10 said
I've looked at many darts in my day as I'm sure lots of others have. Some over priced, some fairly and even a few low. That said I recently looked over a 70 swinger that a kid had for sale. Asking $34 k. Canadian funds, so around 28k US. First off he states no fender tag or build sheet. I go look. He's not educated on these cars, knows nothing. Dude he bought it from told him it's all original. After my inspection, I concude it's numbers matching (engine and trans). Has the kelsey hayes frt. disc brakes, (standard on 70 340 swingers), sway bar, coin on k-frame, 8 3/4 rear end. He doesn't know the gear ratio in the rear or if it's a sure grip ? Paint on body was fairly fresh. Looked really nice. Couldn't read the body numbers because of this plus trunk seal was new. Anyway I told him everything I discovered. He was desperate to sell. Probably could have shut up and got the car for mid teen $$$. Instead of berating or taking advantage I chose to pass, not make an offer . Wished him luck and assured him it was what it appeared to be. He thanked me and that was that. Would I have told him the opposite if that was the case ? Yes but not in a way that it I was accusing the seller of fraud. Just make my statement, say its not for me and walk away.

Surprised no one has pointed out the engine color is wrong ? Another tell tail sign ??
Just a little sarcasm. Lol.

Just my thoughts after reading all that posted.

A lot of years ago a member asked me if I could look at a car that was close to me. He was out of state....so I did, took pics of it. I spoke with the owner a bit but not much was said about the car. The buyer declined to buy the car and the owner contacted me and wanted to know what I told the buyer. My reply was just what I saw and the pics did the rest. He was pissed! Told him that if the guy had spent money to fly down and saw what the pics showed, he would have been pissed and what I said to the buyer didn't make or break the deal. That was the one and only time I looked at a car for someone.

Another time a guy that I know that flipped cars came to look at a Challenger T/A that I bought. Someone tried their hand at building a drag car out of it and didn't succeed. I pulled most of the race stuff off and put the T/A up for sale. The flipper showed up and wanted to buy the car but I still needed to pull a few more race parts off of it. He said no problem but asked if he could take some pics of it. Sure since he put some money down on it. Another member of a different car site sent me a note asking 'is this your T/A' and sent a link. There it was on Ebay!! Well well well. I didn't call the flipper when I was done pulling off the last of the race stuff but he called me saying so and so would be here with the money in a week. Told him to bring his trailer tomorrow or the deal is off. I let him know that I wasn't going to be a go between for him and someone from Ebay.

As time went on, I found out just how shady he was....money ruled him.