the old "i got it from an estate and dont know better" story. yeah right.
someone shrewd enough to buy a car that is supposed to be special and worth
some money who bought it for a fraction of its value. anyone can google for 5
minutes and see what you are supposed to look for. 10% chance he actually got
taken, 90% chance he's just trying to take someone else. sorry, the cynic in
me. oh by the way, i'm a bank manager with a bank account that holds unclaimed
$10mm in sierra leone and am willing to share 20% of it if you help me get it
transferred to your US account...
=)
peter
--- CoolVT@aol.com wrote:
> Andy,
> Maybe he really didn't get "stuck with it." He supposedly got it from an
> estate. If he paid $3,000 or $5,000 he should still be able to do quite
> well
> even selling it as an Alger. Somehow I get the feeling that he bought it
> pretty
> cheaply.
> The main point is that after the communications from list members, he should
>
> investigate and then list it as an Alger. Of course if it has enough
> original Tiger parts, possibly it would be TACed as a Tiger. Getting back
> to the
> old discussion, I don't think anyone has ever established what parts and how
>
> many parts must be present to be TACed as a Tiger.
> Mark
>
>
Peter Laurinaitis
peter.laurinaitis.wg02@wharton.upenn.edu
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