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please read carefuly.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 0682674221
I really think after reading that,lloking at the old pics that could be off the net anyware and the fact his feedback score is 0
Im sure it is legit


I love the parts "401 where made and now demand prices well over $100,000+. "why is it listed for 40k classified then? and im sure it could be shipped over here buy him for little less that 60k

and

"Dunedin, New Zealand yes NZ, I'm living here in Sydney but Ducati is in dry storage in Dunedin so the purchaser has the pick up expense on top of price of bike if international sale. When price has been reached/sold I will travel to NZ and perpair the Ducati into a create/pallet at a reputable motorcycle shop in Dunedin so as to take good care of her. "
"When price has been reached/sold " its a classified ad how is the price gonna be reached? thats auction talk
" I will travel to NZ and perpair the Ducati into a create/pallet at a reputable motorcycle shop in Dunedin so as to take good care of her. "
yeah id send him 40k to have him leave it at an unamed bike shop

Maybe that's how a kiwi speaks but the unglish is about what one would expect from Uganda...

Might use my bankcard or paypal...

Wow....love the look...would take sum getting used to in riding.

But he says "This is no scam, Phil" so it must be OK.

Hang on a minute I've picked it. If it was legit it'd be ......... Thus us no scam eh bro, Phul

If interested i would waste money on a plane ticket first before handing over 40,000 grand,but i am not and i dont have 40,000 and if any one did buy it unseen would have to be mad even if it is not a scam

saw a glasscase hailwood replica the other week in cairns at a bike shop for 23k if i were buying a collectable it would be it rather than something off ebay

Glen wrote:Thus us no scam eh bro, Phul

Be careful of Aussie customs and DOTAR's the bastards got the better of me when I was trying to bring my Ducati 996S home from the middle east resulting in me having to do a rush sale ($5500 including trailer and a spare set of magnesium wheels ). You might even need to be a registered importer to bring the bike in and tax will be on the assessed customs value not what you paid for it, otherwise its a sweet looking Duc.

If it is genuine and you are an aussie interested in it, you'd be better off getting the guy to import it himself, register it and then sell it to you so that it would qualify as a personal import and be a lot easier to deal with. Even then you have a lot of jerking around to do with the importation, but there's even more so if you don't have it coming in as a personal one.