All seems ok to me... on your basis of thinking he's dodgy i guess you'd think i was dodgy too as i sold 2 series military fuel tanks, fuel switch over, some 2.2.5 petrol engine bits, some series dials, etc.
It's just general landy tat... (unless there was something you were specifically referring to which has since ended?)
I wasn't referring to any specific thing, he had a lot of late land rover spares, engines gearboxes axles etc on when i posted the link which has now ended, and it's a private account which didn't have much feedback for that sort of stuff, i wondered where a items like a gear box, a full XS interior and a pair of axles had come from all of sudden. However, looking at what he's got on now and what he's sold in the past couple of months,
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it looks like he's a breaker, so that would explain why he has the land rover spares, fair enough.
I wouldn't want to make any specific allegations based on an ebay listing anyway, the point i was making was, when you see a lot of parts from an expensive vehicle for sale on a private ebay account, it does make you wonder where they came from. A couple of months ago i was looking for some bits on ebay and i came across this guy who was selling bits of a tidy TD5, the pictures were obviously taken at a private house and he had sold virtually everything from a late vehicle down to the chassis. all in very good condition, mint doors, mint bulkhead etc, and i did wonder why anyone would break a vehicle that was tidy and complete? though one obvious answer does spring to mind.
the guy i linked to is using a private account when he's clearly a business seller, that's understandable given ebay's greedy fees for business sellers, but what happens if you buy something from a seller like this, do you get a proper receipt? or do you just turn up and pay notes which go in the seller's back pocket?
Just to be clear as we're talking in a public forum, i'm sure everything is above board with this guy, but, we complain about land rovers being stolen, are we perhaps contributing to the demand for stolen motors by buying bits from people who aren't clearly doing everything by the book?