TopClassicCarsforSale.com

[Sleonard65]

Has anyone heard of the website TopClassicCarsforSale.Com.  They post a lot of cars but nobody responds to

e:mail.  Also is Davids Classic Cars in Baltimore Md still in business.  They also post other peoples cars or trucks.

[John_S_in_Penna]

I have seen this website around for a few years,

or more.  My impression is that they copy ads from

other sources--probably without the owner's

knowledge or permission--and that ads stay there

for several years.  The ad you see may have been

an Ebay listing in 2016, for instance.

 

I think David's Classic Cars is doing the same thing.

 

I don't regard them as a reliable ad source, though

if there's a phone number for the owner in the

copied ad, you could always call and see whether

he still has the car.

Edited January 8, 2021 by John_S_in_Penna (see edit history)

[padgett]

Dezerland a few miles from my house is also unresponsive though the cars are real it is really a private collection of someone from down south who can afford to buy a mall to house it. AM sure the flu has affected the opening, was originally sort of scheduled for a year ago. Does have many sorta interesting cars (over a dozen Chrysler TCs...)

[victorialynn2]

There are several sites like that run by the same Russian scammers. They scrape photos from online listings and list them as if they are selling them. 
 

They stole some pictures from eBay on one of the cars I sold. My attorney tracked them to Russia and got them to pay me a settlement for copyright infringement. It wasn’t a lot of money but he got them to take the photos down and agree in writing they wouldn’t post my pictures on any of their sites again. Most attorneys wouldn’t find it worth their time, but my friend pursued them for kicks. 
 

Stay away from those sites. Purely scammers. 

[nickelroadster]

That is a wonderful story.  We need more lawyers that want to do things for kicks!