>> You don't need a firesuit.
Glad to hear that. ;-) >But I did ask for the head I.D. Me too, seems he has a 68-72 shortblock with smogger J heads in there. With the Edelbrock intake as Dennis pointed out. > Seller's payment instructions > <snip>WIRE TRANSFERRED BEFORE ITEM CAN BE SHIPPED. > EBay themselves state to never do a wire transfer. Ebay tells you never to do a wire transfer yet they haven't disallowed it as a form of payment. They seem to leave it up to the buyer's discretion whether to trust the seller enough to use a wire transfer. Ebay has an odd way of handling their own policies at times. I went round and round with them a few months ago about a parts car auction of mine that they kept removing. Finally they told me that the problem was that I mentioned the car having a clear title. HUH?! Why can't a junk car have a clear title? If the car has a title Ebay does not consider it a parts car BECAUSE Ebay does not have a brokerage license, therefore they cannot charge a fee based on the final sales price. That's why Ebay charges a flat $40 to list and a $40 final value fee for the "normal" cars for sale catagory. Ebay's customer service rep told me to relist the car, but DO NOT mention a title. As long as I don't say that I have a clear title for any car that I list in the parts cars catagory, I'll be ok. Otherwise, they'll shut down my auctions and suspend my account if I persist in doing so. So, most of the cars in the parts car catagory are being sold illegally under Ebay's own policy if they mention having a title. Cute...can you say Ebay doesn't want to lose the revenue from those auctions therefore they give you a way to get around their own policy. In PA, I have to have a title just to junk the car!! There's ways around that too, but... Anyways... It is a nice looking '72 C/S, but I don't think it's Buy-it-Now at $12,900 nice. I have a feeling it's mostly a nice paint job on a car that has been kinda thrown together. That's what I'm seeing by the pics anyway. The undercarriage pics make it look like a daily driver that someone gave a paint job and slapped in a big block. A sharp looking driver or a work in progress....atleast he's in the ballpark and not looking for $25 or $30 grand. Randy
