Is selling a broadcast sheet wrong?

[Alaskan_TA]

Some people don't know about Barry's service and may be using Ebay to make this buildsheet public  just giving the seller the benefit of the doubt.

Actually, I know the seller, I have been to her house. I helped her husband get a broadcast sheet for his T/A just a few months ago, the guy that had it sent it to him for free.

Sometimes, I just do not understand some people. 

Barry

[torredcuda]

That`s why we call it greed-bay!

[R/T hedkace]

I know this isn't a broadcast sheet, but it's along the same lines.
It's a fender tag for a 1970 Challenger 383.

 Read the description 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=310025063182&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:MOTORS:1123


 I actually emailed him, commending him as a class act, on his great gesture.
 I also explaind how I am always on the lookout for mine for my 70 R/T, and that is how I came across his ad.
Here's what he wrote back.
..."thanks for the email, what is the last 4 of your vin and i will check the ones i have. thanks.".......
I wish more folks were like this 

[cooda]

Broadcast sheet has the VIN on it. I guess you could try to build a counterfeit VIN tag for it, which is highly illegal, but I can't imagine why anybody would try to do that unless it were an awfully valuable car. Fender tags are easy to reproduce.

After I bought my Cuda I found the broadcast sheet behind the rear seat. Now if only I knew where the original block was!!!! 

[hemi71]

The build sheet is only worth something if it's mated to the car it belongs to. Otherwise, it's a worthless piece of paper. I've found buildsheets in cars that belonged to other cars, and sent them to GG (i believe he will reunite cars with their BS if he hears of a car thats he has a BS for) This was before i knkew of Barry, now I'd send it to him.