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GUYS!!!!!

I NEVER SAID THERE WAS RUST....

The car immaculate inside and out

Immaculate underneath (absolutely no rust)

only one australian owner since landed here in 2005

engine is completely unmolested

factory new paint...

one of a kind and rare to find

The way your thread reads there^

Sounds like you still have it and the 6th of December is hardly ages ago.

Also even if by slight chance you did get it repaired it would be nice to mention that in your ad to save someone else making the same mistakes you did.

Wouldn't it be a good idea if dpham closed all the for sale threads he has open, restart a new one with all the correct details for said car for sale, post pictures of said car in current condition proving that there either is rust or no rust and go from there? :miner:

GUYS!!!!!

I NEVER SAID THERE WAS RUST....

The car immaculate inside and out

Immaculate underneath (absolutely no rust)

only one australian owner since landed here in 2005

engine is completely unmolested

factory new paint...

one of a kind and rare to find

Only one owner since 2005...but you bought it a few weeks ago?

Please stop the chat in here guys.

Ok pranky.

You heard the man - pull back, troops!

But...seller is tryin to pull a big dodgy here; the only reason we're mob justicing him.

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