This makes me cry
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So according to his statement, you could be buying a ham and cheese sandwhich 
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The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith
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Originally Posted by LATEOTT,Mar 31 2005, 08:43 AM
About the only thing I would bid with a description like that is a big fat middle finger. What a frickin' idiot.
The "disclaimers" he offers make it so that it doesn't even HAVE to be an S2K. You are bidding on what he has, whatever he has, regardless of what is in the description, regardless of what is in the pictures. As is. You could be bidding on a terd in his toilet. A car-shaped terd.
I can't believe anybody would THINK about doing business with someone like that.
The "disclaimers" he offers make it so that it doesn't even HAVE to be an S2K. You are bidding on what he has, whatever he has, regardless of what is in the description, regardless of what is in the pictures. As is. You could be bidding on a terd in his toilet. A car-shaped terd.
I can't believe anybody would THINK about doing business with someone like that.
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So the guy knows how to ruin s2000's and butcher ebay auctions. Any ideas of anything else he could do?
You gotta work hard to get that many negative posts, I really feel for the poor soul who's bid 6k+ on it. Course, a negative feedback from that jackass would probably be just as solid as a positive feedback from anyone else.
You gotta work hard to get that many negative posts, I really feel for the poor soul who's bid 6k+ on it. Course, a negative feedback from that jackass would probably be just as solid as a positive feedback from anyone else.
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You can make a lot of money selling the parts off of that car if you were to get it for a cheap price.
Man that has to suck to see your baby go up in flames like that even though they were probally little ones.
Man that has to suck to see your baby go up in flames like that even though they were probally little ones.
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I'm curious. I'm looking at the heat damage to the hood, and the big "hot spot" is roughly where the airbox should be - but further over to the side - where there's a whole lotta nothing. Smaller hotspots are over the fusebox/battery and the other is over the valve cover on the opposite side of the oil fill cap.
So what would be the guess as to the cause of the fire? It's not near any of the fuel lines which are on the opposite side of the car, could it be the ballast for the passenger side head light? The battery? Something caught (or left on) the header? Was it arson, where something was dumped on the hood and lit?
If the big hotspot was from the airbox burning (quite likely), that means the fire had to have spread there from somewhere else and been hot enought to ignite it, so the whole underhood area looks like absolute charred hell. Needs hoses and plastics indeed.
So what would be the guess as to the cause of the fire? It's not near any of the fuel lines which are on the opposite side of the car, could it be the ballast for the passenger side head light? The battery? Something caught (or left on) the header? Was it arson, where something was dumped on the hood and lit?
If the big hotspot was from the airbox burning (quite likely), that means the fire had to have spread there from somewhere else and been hot enought to ignite it, so the whole underhood area looks like absolute charred hell. Needs hoses and plastics indeed.
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