Found this gem, says its a 72 109
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Land...5197Q2em263QQitemZ330583492486#ht_2257wt_1167
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Land...5197Q2em263QQitemZ330583492486#ht_2257wt_1167
Think he will get his asking price?
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What can I say... I know a guy who likely spent more than that on his 110 (it may be titled as a 2006, though).
And I met a guy who owned an XJ220 with California plates.
And I met a guy who owned an XJ220 with California plates.
I didn't know that 2010 110's used a galvanized 109 chassis.
Sad part is he'll probably get close to that out of it...
Sad part is he'll probably get close to that out of it...
Hmmm, looks like he mashed 109 and 110 and came out with a price of 119,000. Smokin' dat ganja weed maaahn...
Tugela said:
At 120 grand, I'll have an Icon, but I'd give him a black eye and a broken leg for that 110. I don't think he'd appreciate it, though.
Cheers,
Kennith
... rather, an Icon AND a G55.kennith said:
Or TWO 2-year-old G55s...
Or THREE 2-year-old supercharged Range Rovers...
... down the slippery slope we go...
Or 12 nice and shiny, nicely-restored FJ40s
Or 120 beat-to-shit, surfer dude-owned, overheating-before-even-started, rusted-to-pieces Classics...
Some poor sad destitute out-of-work NBA or NFL player will buy it. They have the time at the moment even though they may be on food stamps shortly.
ptschram
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If he has the same luck with eBay I've had, somebody will bid the price but won't pay.
I have yet to complete a vehicle transaction on eBay.
I have yet to complete a vehicle transaction on eBay.
According to member on d90 source.... NHSTA is looking for the guy to seize it. So, its not going to sell. And, if it did, the new owner will be losing his newly acquired 110 in short order.
Im not familiar with importing these, but my guess is that the restamping of a 1972 VIN on a new galvanized chassis or the fact that it is actually a 2010 and the feds are catching on is the problem.
Im not familiar with importing these, but my guess is that the restamping of a 1972 VIN on a new galvanized chassis or the fact that it is actually a 2010 and the feds are catching on is the problem.
ptschram
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Whether he did or didnt is somewhat irrelevant because if he didnt, someone else would. I know of this happening to another guy.
My belief would be no, because it would hurt his chances of doing the same, and making a lot of money.
The problem is that the feds are catching on to what is happening.
Personally, I wouldnt put them on ebay.
My belief would be no, because it would hurt his chances of doing the same, and making a lot of money.
The problem is that the feds are catching on to what is happening.
Personally, I wouldnt put them on ebay.
ptschram
Well-known member
When I made that statement, I didn't realize who was making the comments. That said, I find it curious that a federal agency would share such info with anyone, if they were in fact conducting an investigation.
How often do enforcement agencies divulge such info before folks are in custody or property has been seized?
How often do enforcement agencies divulge such info before folks are in custody or property has been seized?