At least that potential buyer had enough knowledge to inspect the car himself. I bought a professional car unseen just on the written description of the seller (who is (or was) a PCS member). He promised me if it wasn't everything as he described, he would "make it right". I trusted him, paid cash and received nothing more than a parts car. Blown engine, no exhaust, no brakes, rotted floor boards, non-working transmission, etc. He then ignored me when I tried to have him "make it right". NEVER trust a written ad, even if it's from a fellow club member. Have the car checked out either personally of by a paid third party.