« Reply #1 on: June 06, 2008, 09:40:23 AM »
In re-reading the description, this photo is not even of the vehicle being sold.
The seller does state though that photos are available via e-mail
. Why do sellers do this? Why use a stock photo, when the actual ones are available?
It does grab the attention of prospective buyers, but then "p....s" them off. I wonder if it is even a cabriolet? Or even an Autobianchi. I must see if he will e-mail the actual photos then a comparison can be made. Doing it as I speak.
Ian.
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