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I was surprised to see this item on eBay this morning: Cheap American cars. Low starting price. No reserve. The seller has a very poor feedback score; just 45%. There are a lot of complaints about poor service, late delivery and unreliability. Mind you, it might be a spoof; the seller’s ID is mercbenz.
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More good stuff that went under the hammer recently included the 60s Batmobile. Any truth in the rumour that Wayne Bruce was in the bidding?
autonut | 20 Feb 07 - 15:23I’m surrounded by owners of American “sports cars”, who constantly crow about the power & reliability of their “unstressed” V8 engines.
The reality is that their cars have been in dock repeatedly due to cracked manifolds + various gasket & oil seal failures etc, even though they routinely cruise at pedestrian speeds.
End of rant, please continue….
AlfaMartini | 14 Mar 07 - 17:35