1993 wanderlodge bought on e-bay for $51,300----LEFT IT IN SOUTH CAROLINA !

[Ryan Wright]

Look at the bright side: At least they refunded your deposit and paid
your expenses, although sad they did it as a bribe, that's better than
you might have got from a shady private seller.

It does appear they are intentionally attempting to deceive buyers. I
see it's back up on eBay with no mention of the problems and pictures
of the engine & generator bay curiously absent. I figured the price
was too good to be true on this coach, but I don't blame you for
checking it out - I'd have flown out to look at it if I were in the
market!

Good call walking away from this. With problems like this evident, God
only knows what's lurking in places you can't see. This is going to be
a real basket case for whomever winds up with it.

-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92, sure happy to have found mine so immaculately clean
and well cared for


On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 7:33 AM, Bob & Carol Howald`
wrote:
>
> To shorten this story, I told him I would give him $47,000 and take it. He
> disappeared for a few minutes then came back and said " They would release
> me from the deal and write me a check for my $500,00 deposit plus give me
> money for my expenses. All they asked in return was a positive feed back on
> e-bay.