When this thread was started I was like the third guy to put up a post thinking that these guys were somehow scammed out of their car. I based that assumption on the info that was provided in the initial post. The initial post creates the impression that a scam actually happened. However, after following the thread and the associated hyperlinks my initial impressions have changed. The car wasn't "stolen" as they try and make it seem. They may have been "manipulated" into selling and can whine and cry foul all they want, but the car wasn't "stolen", it was sold. They were in a financial bind, the buyer applied pressure, and they caved and sold the car. All the other rambling is just smoke and mirrors trying to create a different impression and generate sympathy. I mean if they were so concerned about the car why didn't they just move it at the first hint of trouble? Instead of taking a picture of the car with a newspaper, you're the owner, get in, start it up and drive it somewhere else (and if it wouldn't start tow it!)! It's a done deal and they just need to quit whinning and "man up" (if they can do that I don't know...). If the whinning persists, maybe admin should just do like Robert (Ramenth) over at FEBO did and lock the thread down. From now on I'll make sure I know more about the subject before I jump in and comment on something before I know more of the story.
