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It's the same thing as selling a 2005 Ferrari for $20,000 on craigslist "AS IS".
It MAY have serious engine and transmission problems, but I'm not sure. It MAY also have serious water damage and I MAY not have the title to the car. When I turn the key, nothing happens. Oh, and it MAY be a replica...I think... You want it? Only $20k. Bargain! (Caveat Emptor) Last edited by SetBuilder; 05-24-2012 at 11:37 AM. 
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