Of course, you are right. What I was really trying to do was maliciously ruin a sale opportunity for you.
This had nothing to do with making the verified truth about stolen car rings operating in your part of the world known to prospective buyers. I wasn't trying to watch out for my friends, and fellow enthusiasts over at the NSX board at all. (SkylineUSA: See
this thread at
www.NSXSC.com).
I was privledged to some information, which was pertinent to possible complications in your sale.
Read my post over there, I even included that I didn't think you actually stole the car, what I am suggesting is that the car could very easily have been stolen before your "friend" came into possession of it. Posting that I.D. Plate does nothing to verify how legitimate the car is. You want ID plates? No problem, anyone with a machine shop could crank out as many as you want. No Dice.
Anyone considering buying this car should be aware of the pitfalls, and exercise extreme caution. They should have all conclusive evidence that the car is legit before sending even one penny in regards to the sale. The methods you are offering require too many "good faith acts" on the part of the buyer.
As for the cars location in Oman... Transport is a seperate issue, and for me concluding that this could be a UAE fraud job, hey man, you are the one that posted the link to
UAE GTRs
I am sorry if you are looking at this like I am trying to "cock-block" your sale, but something seem amiss, so I pointed it out to the public. You got beef with that? Tough.
Of course, all this is just justifying the fact that what I was really trying to do was keep someone from getting the Skyline of their dreams. Since I am a freak and all.
Phil