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  • Kimbercolt
    I had some friends in the army stationed in europe.
    they took there cars, minor mods and they could drive them over there.
    so why the sham?
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  • Kimbercolt
    quote:Originally posted by Kimbercolt
    I had some friends in the army stationed in europe.
    they took there cars, minor mods and they could drive them over there. all vehicles shipped to europe where sent by ship,
    so why the sham?
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  • big mango
    read ad again

    because we can't drive it here because we can't register it here; it has US specs and everything, and registering it here in Europe will take for ever.

    thats why scam or not ,possible its not, who knows.
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  • ObiWan
    I ship military peoples stuff....cars go by boat.

    I've only heard of a privately owned vehicle being flown on military planes once....it was a General's boat and everything was hush hush.

    GI's register their vehicles in Europe....with their military command...not foreign countries.
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  • Sav99
    Keep in mind that this about a $12,000 car.
    See also the portion highlighted in orange.
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  • big mango
    OK , I'm 50 % sure its a scam.
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  • BT3
    Sgt's must make good money these days. I would be scared of it. Don't even list unit he is in ! [:(]
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  • Henry0Reilly
    quote:Originally posted by sav99
    Keep in mind that this about a $12,000 car.
    See also the portion highlighted in orange.


    You gotta be kidding me. An 8 year old Toyota with 72K miles is worth $12,000??
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  • Sav99
    quote:Originally posted by Henry0Reilly
    quote:Originally posted by sav99
    Keep in mind that this about a $12,000 car.
    See also the portion highlighted in orange.


    You gotta be kidding me. An 8 year old Toyota with 72K miles is worth $12,000??




    $11,625. Yep Toyota!
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  • nord
    Let's see here...

    Last time I was in Finland there were MoPars all over the place. Fact is, as I sat at the hard-currency hotel in Vyborg, Russia I heard the unmistakable sound of a muscle car. Would you believe a pristine '69 Dodge Super Bee R/T convertible?

    Finland of all places has a rather open policy about US iron. Then there's the matter that it wouldn't be registered directly in Finland anyway.

    Can anyone pronounce SCAM?
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  • tsavo303
    ya think its a scam?[:X]
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  • Colt Super
    Why don't you excercise this guy and tell him you'll take it, and then see what he does to get money from you up front.

    You also might ask him for his unit, location, and COs name.

    Betcha he disappears quickly.

    D.
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