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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe
That still doesn't explain how the car can be called; "Mint," and; "Please note: there is a small buckle on the left front fender." How could the car be both.......and what constitutes "a buckle?" A collision of some degree comes to mind. A fellow on another forum claims his '72 Ford F250 is 'mint,' yet is rusting-out on the wheels and rocker-panels 360 degrees. Some use words that just don't fit the goods...... I'll be interested in what the forum member from Toronto, Canada discovers - if the seller will chance it being viewed by a non-bidder -which I would seriously doubt he would chance, before locking-in the highest bid - provided the Reserve is met.
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I agree with the mint statements. Mint is WAY overused by people selling things. Mint is the same as BRAND NEW condition. You stated the defects so as you stated it truly can't be in mint condition.