I plan to but it is getting old. Some of this is just lack of knowledge but blatant dishonesty is getting more common.
I applaud your research - to me, the more faux cars you discover and catalog, the easier it is for a potential car buyer (read as potential victim) to look us up and see if what they are looking at is indeed what is represented to be.
The funny part is, to me, that most of these people either don't know enough about the vehicles to pass them off to a trained enthusiast or a first gen owner; why suffer the exposure/bad press when they could represent the car honestly, and probably get near as good a sale as a cloned vehicle usually gets ?
Steve
