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18/07/2016 6:06 am
If they're selling on eBay then the thief has been located. I assume you've already called the cops?
18/07/2016 6:51 am
Call ebay too. They should shut down this seller if he is peddling stolen goods. Of course, proving that might be difficult.
18/07/2016 7:03 am
I was thinking proving it would be difficult also, but
If he still has the paperwork might not be so difficult. The limited edition FM models have numbered models, boxes and COA's.
18/07/2016 7:57 am
Very good point, Ryan.
18/07/2016 12:48 pm
I sure hope they find this guy Jeremy. Even if you are unable to get the cars back, it would be nice to see the piece of crap that stole them be prosecuted. I have no tolerance for people who steal and break the law!
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
19/07/2016 9:03 am
MAN - My heart stood still - I just bought a White Lincoln - After some research .....
Seller was not in TEXAS
So I'm good
19/07/2016 10:18 am
EOM
19/07/2016 10:49 am
The seller currently has a Calloway D4C Corvette on Ebay but it looks like it has all of the paperwork. eBay item number:
232015624109
20/07/2016 3:13 pm
That makes the buyer an accessory as receivor of stolen goods. They have to return it to rightful owner. You read stories of real 1:1 being found and returned to the original owner by the police. I do hope you are working with the police. Grand Theft is anything over $150.00 and will earn one time in the grey bar hotel! Slime bags. Sorry for your loss.