Hmm - when it’s too good to be true

[Alan A]

We don’t have anything running about scams, and I’m not even sure how I ended up on the site, but I thought this deserved an honorable mention

https://www.racingjunk.com/Porsche/183932798/1976-Porsche-911.html?category_id=4990&aces_model_id=10&np_offs et=2

I remember it from both here and bat. Green porkers do it for me, and I take note. It fetched a wee bit more when it sold, and prices haven’t fallen that much, have they?

There’s also a 2010 GT3 for cheap.

https://www.racingjunk.com/Porsche/183931422/2010-Porsche-911.html?category_id=209&np_offset=11

[juanbenae]

it'd be interesting if someone could run a Carfax on the GT3. that's less than 1/2 of what I might expect market value to be on that car so I wonder if it has a sketchy mileage or accident history??

[Alan A]

Originally Posted by juanbenae

it'd be interesting if someone could run a Carfax on the GT3. that's less than 1/2 of what I might expect market value to be on that car so I wonder if it has a sketchy mileage or accident history??

It's a scam. Just like the other one. Even a rebuild wouldn't devalue it that much.

[Macroni]

Picture right off rennlist.....

[Alan A]

Unbelievable - the guy with the 76 turbo just got back to me.

Pictures still have the same plate FFS.
How lazy are these scammers. Even the 419ers try to obscure ~some~ stuff.