New Craigslist E-body Postings

[cudabob496]

ya, right

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/ant/cto/5470915895.html

[cudabob496]

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/5470893328.html

[Cudaragtop]

ya, right

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/ant/cto/5470915895.html

Pictures stolen right off of this ad for $46k

http://mapleleafmopars.homestead.com/71cuda340forsale.html

[elnielsen]

I went back and forth with the guy for 3 weeks. Not sure he's truly scamming, but he would not send any information on data plates, and he is generally very difficult to deal with. He gave me a price and then expected me to fly to his house without any data plate information and ended up purposefully offending me.

I wouldn't call it a scam. I think it's just some bored clown with nothing better to do. I went back and forth with him and he never asked for any money. He just won't give a price.

[cudabob496]

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5471635524.html

[70chall440]

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5471635524.html

a little light on information...

[cudabob496]

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/cto/5472041203.html

[mjb765]

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/cto/5472041203.html

$50k and it's a clone....

[70chall440]

Pretty optimistic I think. I have always wondered about cars and ads like this, it would "seem" that if you spent all the time and money to build your dream car, why would you turn around and dump it. I understand that there are a lot of possible reasons ranging from economical issues, health, etc but every time I see one of these I think it is a lemon or a grenade with the pin pulled and the current owner knows it is going to cost a pile to fix or make right. This is especially true for those ads where they have like 80 miles on the car or something; if I spent big money to build a car, you can bet I would drive the crap out of before selling it, unless..... just my 

[cudabob496]

$50k and it's a clone....

$30K max

[cudabob496]

https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/5472511125.html

[mjb765]

Pretty optimistic I think. I have always wondered about cars and ads like this, it would "seem" that if you spent all the time and money to build your dream car, why would you turn around and dump it. I understand that there are a lot of possible reasons ranging from economical issues, health, etc but every time I see one of these I think it is a lemon or a grenade with the pin pulled and the current owner knows it is going to cost a pile to fix or make right. This is especially true for those ads where they have like 80 miles on the car or something; if I spent big money to build a car, you can bet I would drive the crap out of before selling it, unless..... just my 

Absolutely!!  Why not drive after you spent all that money to build it? Unless they think they can get the money back if they sell--not likely

[HP_Cuda]

One of the pics says 8-30-2014 so wow 80 miles in over 1.5 years!!!

Then again you would have to take his word for it!!! 

Absolutely!!  Why not drive after you spent all that money to build it? Unless they think they can get the money back if they sell--not likely

[elnielsen]

How about this one? Also 50k 318 clone, but 4 speed!

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/ctd/5467848146.html
http://www.carbuffs.com/1971-Plymouth-Cuda-440-6-Pack-Clone-Concord-CA-94520/5781487

    $50k and it's a clone....


$30K max

[mjb765]

How about this one? Also 50k 318 clone, but 4 speed!

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/ctd/5467848146.html
http://www.carbuffs.com/1971-Plymouth-Cuda-440-6-Pack-Clone-Concord-CA-94520/5781487

And a 440-6......