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Originally Posted by Bill D
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I just read your post and his flippant response on his ebay listing. Needless to say, he is getting irate. He truly believes he has a "barn Find" piece of history. No matter what people who know more about the car tell him, the more obstinate he becomes.
That "relic" will never sell. He will be stuck with that "thing" forever. It has now become comical
Cheers
Bill D
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Yeah, I just read his reply which came via email as well, worth posting to the masses for the laugh - too funny, he actually thought I was serious lol.
Me:
Seems the experts at a couple of cobra sites think your Pilgrim Shelby is worth about $5,000 max and they know the Pilgrim history. Would you take a tricked out '73 Ford Pinto with 436,000 miles on the original motor in trade? It does burn a little oil but runs ok for 30 minutes before missing badly.
Him:
Well I"d quickly contact one of "them there experts" if I were you and see what they'll trade for your Pinto. Personally I won't deal with chicken ****s who haven't got the balls to call me and instead send insipid an irrelevant emails that merely serve to illustrate the ignorance of the writer and the mindless crowd they follow. So, thank you XYZ for all the intelligent contributions you've made to mankind and this most insightful email you've sent. People like you who haven't got the ability to think for themselves but let other ignorant jackasses form their ill-advised opinions scare me - after all they can vote and reproduce! Have a nice day and enjoy your Pinto - I"m sure you can put the fiberglass kit of your wet-dreams on it and live happily ever after.