RE: [alfa] Re: 147 GTA on E-Bay

["Glenn Wasserman" <glennwa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Which makes me bring up something that seemed obviously a stretch
before, but in light of the apparent fraud, might just be true -

Having been to Arese and the Museo, it actually looks to me like the
picture of the car was taken on Alfa premises. I understand that site
has been closed.... but the ebay listing could be some sort of file
photo taken a year ago. I noticed another euro model Alfa in the corner
of one of the pictures... did anyone else?

Thanks
-Glenn

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-alfa@domain.elided [mailto:owner-alfa@domain.elided] On Behalf Of
Steve Moresi
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 9:16 PM
To: alfa@domain.elided
Subject: Re: [alfa] Re: 147 GTA on E-Bay

Just tried to look up this car on eBay.  The item no longer exists....

At 05:43 PM 10/29/2003 -0800, William Shields wrote:
>If this car has had its' VIN replaced with one from another car, it's
>illegal in all 50 states, it's just plain contraband, subject to
seizure
>by law enforcement. If it was fraudulently entered into the U.S., in
>violation of the DOT, EPA, and Customs laws, it may be subject to
>seizure/forfeiture by federal authorities.
>
>How do I know this? I make my living arresting people who do this sort
of
>thing.
>
>If this isn't a scam, and there actually is a 147, stay away from it!
>
>Bill Shields   Special Agent, U.S. Customs
>73 GTV
>
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