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Brosky

Brosky

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Every week, I think that I've seen an ebay item that is as good as it gets for silliness, but they keep getting better and better as time goes on, so here we are, Beautiful (their word, not mine) 74 TR6 for restoration

And this guy must have done camo photography for the military. This is the best job of hiding a car that is for sale to date.
 
Maybe he figures some fool will look at the first picture, see only the RESTRORED TR6 in the foreground and immediately hit the "buy it now" button.
 
Well it's just down the road - I could go look at it if anyone is interested :laugh: :devilgrin:
 
I want what the guys is smokin' that actually buys it for that!!!
 
I think he must just be out one decimal place on the price.......
 
Darned near criminal, there. Almost false advertising. Hmmmmmm.
Yeah, I think he's dragging for the guy who gets excited; problem
comes when they come to pick it up.
 
Do those signs in the background say "KEEP OUT",& "NO TRESSPASSING"?
They might be a tip-off. "Run Forrest,Run!".

- Doug
 
Hi Folks,

I love the wording as well.

Beautiful, Needing restoration or parts car. You pick which catagory you would prefer! "Incredible"!

Only in NY (Nothing personal there you New Yorkers).

Russ
 
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Why even bother with photos as poor as that... unless there's something (or a lot!) he doesn't want seen....
 
The big cut out in the rear valance would make it easy to run wires to the tail lights. Can you imagine the brake light you could fit in there. Maybe a '66 T-Bird?
 
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