"Amazing" eBay Deal

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PRICE: The amount is $100,000 (one hundred thousand dollars) not $10,000, not $1,000. The $100,000 will cover up to 10% of the sales taxes that your state or country might charge you, that is covered, I will issue a check/deposit for that amount to your local tax office, this also covers ebay and its payment processor which might be pay pal or any other major credit/debit card processor. The amount also includes a cargo shipping fee of $5000 to cover delivery anywhere around the world.

He makes it seem like he's doing the buyer a favor here.
 
It's funny, Chrysler never offered any cars from the factory that were propane powered, so it had to be a dealer install or a complete aftermarket install. The guy is a complete out of touch douchenozzle.
 
I think i know who the seller is:

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RustyRatRod said:
It's funny, Chrysler never offered any cars from the factory that were propane powered, so it had to be a dealer install or a complete aftermarket install. The guy is a complete out of touch douchenozzle.
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Actually, Chrysler did offer factory Propane powered vehicles in the early to mid '80s.
At least in Canada they offered it.
My brother had a factory propane powered '86 Dodge 3/4 ton 4X4 360 auto that was run on Propane and Propane only, not even dual fuel.
I remember a few of these around and also cop cars and some taxis with the factory Propane set up.
I never saw an older car that was factory Propane however, but i did have a '66 Chrysler at one time that was run on Natural Gas that someone installed early in the car's life...........
 
Dartnut said:
Actually, Chrysler did offer factory Propane powered vehicles in the early to mid '80s.
At least in Canada they offered it.
My brother had a factory propane powered '86 Dodge 3/4 ton 4X4 360 auto that was run on Propane and Propane only, not even dual fuel.
I remember a few of these around and also cop cars and some taxis with the factory Propane set up.
I never saw an older car that was factory Propane however, but i did have a '66 Chrysler at one time that was run on Natural Gas that someone installed early in the car's life...........
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But we're not talking about the early to mid 80s and we're not talking about Canada.
 
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