http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/car/730082527.html

1969 Pro-Touring Camaro LS2 T56 - $17500 (los angeles)


Engine: New 2007 LS2 510 H.P. - 480 TQ Corvette Engine, Custom cam, Forged pistons, 90mm throttle body, Custom ECM Tuning, Hooker headers, BeCool radiator, Spal dual electric fans, custom oil pan

Trans: New 2007 T-56 Tremec 6-speed, McLeod clutch and flywheel, GM hydraulic master slave, Pro 5.0 shifter, ATS mount, Inland Empire driveline

Diff.: 1969 Camaro 12-bolt, 3.55:1 Yukon gears, Eaton posi LSD

Susp.: DSE upper and lower control arms, Hotchkis springs, Bilstein shocks, Lee Engineering 12.7:1 steering box, Hotchkis front and rear sway bars, DSE solid body mounts, Global West subframe connectors, Baer brakes 13" front - 11" rear, Late model GM brake booster, stainless steel brake lines, Billet Specialties Street Star (17"x 8" Front, 17"x 9.5" rear) custom backspace wheels, Ididit Chrome steering column with Borgersen steering U-joint, Budnik steering wheel

A/C: Sanden compressor, Vintage Air Compac Gen II Unit, Streamline bulkhead fittings (all electric), Custom stainless steel braided lines on A/C and heater

Wiring: American Autowire Classic Update wiring system

Interior: Custom door panels and back seat, Cerullo front seats, DSE metal dash w/ Auto-Meter Ultralite gauges, 7-speed wiper system

Stereo: Pioneer head unit, Xtant amps, 2 - 12" Phoenix Gold subs in custom hidden box, 2 - Phoenix Gold 6x9 rear deck speakers, Hidden Phoenix Gold 5" and tweeters in original kick panels

Body: New red paint, DSE flushed firewall, Custom metal front spoiler built by The Rod Shop, Inc, Marquez design tail lights. Excellent body

Exhaust: Hooker long tube headers, 2 1/2" custom w/ Flow Master 40 mufflers




Freshly finished, professionally built Pro-Touring Camaro. This car has about 1000 miles since completion. This was an original red/red car so we started the project with that theme. Super nice driver/show car. Built with all new parts

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I'm going with scam :cool:

Scam, Craigslist is full of scams.

Sold!!!! I got it...what a deal it is at a 1/32 scale...JK. Seriously, it must be a scam unless it is a divorce that the wife got and is unloading it to piss off the husband. Ask them to see it in person.

That add has been all over the net, just flag it!!! I just did it in New Mexico just yesterday and in Fla a few day ago...

Jeff G.

I saw it on the San Francisco Craigslist yesterday. I've seen photos of that car before and as I recall the seller was asking for a lot more than that for it.

Just showed up here on the twin cities Craigslist, scam. At least on our Craigslist the scam ads are flagged and deleted within minutes. I find Craigslist to be extremely useful and I use it all the time...

It was in San Diegos a week or so ago.. I have seen it before that in ours as well. Its a scam.. Send money (deposit to hold the car) was what I got lol

While just like EBay there are scams on Craigslist, there are pretty good deals to be had as well. I bought my 69 Camaro off Craigslist, since I wanted something local I could actually go see then to the transaction.

I have a dumb question about these scams I see...how exactly does the person doing the scamming make money running an add like this? seriously? I've never been involved in one of these scams so I really dont know,what is the next step this guy would take if someone made an offer or contacted him about the car?

I have a dumb question about these scams I see...how exactly does the person doing the scamming make money running an add like this? seriously? I've never been involved in one of these scams so I really dont know,what is the next step this guy would take if someone made an offer or contacted him about the car?

They bait the victim by telling them others are interested in the car, but if they (the victim) wire them a money order as a deposit, they'll hold the car for them.

They bait the victim by telling them others are interested in the car, but if they (the victim) wire them a money order as a deposit, they'll hold the car for them.

Maybe I'm being"holier-than -thow"...but why would anybody wire money to someone they dont know for something they have not received?

Because they think they are going to get such a "deal". When I was looking for my car there were a ton of people that would advertise their cars in one region, then you contact them to see it and their response would be something about it now being in NY (or some such). But they would be happy to have it shipped to you if you paid them in full...

Yeah right :sad:

same car is in austin

same car is in austin


So why does eveyone that buys this car keep selling it??



Chris:D

Same car, same scam, just how does this guy get away with this so many times without ending up in jail? It seems like at least one or two people would be mad enough about losing the deposit to file charges.

I have flagged this post several times, and I bet some of you have also.
So why hasn't CL removed it?
They are ussually pretty quick to weed out the garbage, I don't know how this one has survived.

I think it was removed pretty quick, it certainly is no longer up.

That is a scam - that car was for sale on here a while back from the actual builder - REDBARON - if I remember his TC name correctly.

I ran an ad on Craigslist to sell a 68 Camaro... it didn't take long till a scammer contacted me. It was the usual, "My assistant will deliver a cashier check, once it clears...." he didn't even ask questions about the car. I asked him by email why he wanted my "72 Camaro". he sent back "because it's my favorite muscle car".... SCAMMER!

"My assistant will deliver a cashier check, once it clears...." he didn't even ask questions about the car.
When I get those kind of emails I just hit the delete key. I don't even bother responding to them.

When I get those kind of emails I just hit the delete key. I don't even bother responding to them.

Check out http://www.419eater.com/ for some laughs.

I think it was removed pretty quick, it certainly is no longer up.
Must still be in my cache then