Honesty in advertising
 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...item23066d4c9b

Nothing some minor fiberglas work and a paint job won't fix:bsflag:

Ive seen and read quite a few ads this guy has ran. He seems to word them far to his advantage. I remember a couple of years ago , he had a Lamborghini, think it was a Gallardo , went on and on about getting the deal of a lifetime , and just register and have your dream car , and somewhere in the auction, in small print it had where the car had a Certificate of destruction ,and could not be legally registered or driven on any public streets . Love how he is a steam blower and makes all the false statements in his auction but he has his own set of rules at the bottom how he will prosecute non paying bidders...with exhorbinant charges and penalties

Isn't this the same guy that was trying to sell the 36' Spectre that was involved in an unfortunately fatal crash and was denying the boat was ever damaged? Uhh Rohhhh.

Notice how the belts are missing, but the hoses are in fine shape.

That is awesome......for a Cig. :) Does anyone know this boat?

was a pretty Tiger once :(

The best part has to be where he says fix it up or drive it like it is. Like you could hop in and go if you wanted to.

The blower belts are missing since they flew off because they were under tension. The hoses would take longer to burn since they were getting heat transfer cooling by the water inside of them.

The boat has been on Copart salvage for months. I bet he won the online bid, and is now trying to sell it from their yard and make a few bucks. The listing has the same pictures as Copart had on their site also. Hard to sell something and say the motors are good, when you have not even seen it in person. I wonder what the cabin looks likes? Jeff Wurl

I see nothing wrong with it just a LITTLE smoke damage.:lolhit::lolhit:

Here you go guys...got a response from the dousche-bag.

Dear paulslonaker,

Dear Texas, please bid from the photos. You are a quick study,
there was a fire here, not black paint that needs to be wiped off.
My sons description takes a stab at some humor, but make no
mistake it will take some work. I can assure you, the buyers
here understand that. I suggest you not bid unless you can
understand what you see from experience. Keep in mind you
are looking at a boat worth well over a hundred grand. Thanks
for looking.


- murcielago8898

A boat in that shape is not worth no 100K.

Besides, heat can do unrepairable damage to the resin and glass it was built with.... Or should I say, not worth reparing...?

wonder if he even owns it ? I think a lot of people find stuff like that and throw it on ebay to see what kind of bids they can pull ,and then try to win the copart auction.

Not only the heat, but if the fire was put out with water then there is a good chance that the motors ingested water threw the flame arrestors.

Rip

SERIOUSly....... :(