I've been to the auction and watched a car sell then saw that same
car on craigslist that evening. That craigslist ad came with a
cock-and-bull story about an inheritance and having used that car to
commute for months. The key for me was having to wait for the title,
I would have believed the advertisers story if I had not seen it sold
that day. Nothing wrong with turning a car fast but telling lies
about your history with it.

I guess this craigslist ad doesn't make any claims that couldn't be
proven and it does not mention a title.

As always, buyer beware.

Rob
becida@comcast.net

At  6/1/2010 11:17 AM,Andrew Martin wrote:
>An intriguing Vanagon Westy mystery
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>e-bay auction number 260606851042  - 88 Vanagon Westy auction ends on 5/27
>with a winning bid of  $10,200.00
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>One day later it shows up on Craig's List for $11K
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>http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/1764235577.html
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>I'm just saying..be careful out there!
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>Andrew
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>Bainbridge Island WA
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>Att: Unca Joel - wv2zb0254jh073242