Yes, feel your pain on that one, Carkid. I know of a similar story involving a pensionner who sold a 911 swb for about half what he should have, earlier this year. Ebay purchase history can provide a lot of info. Seller of this car, for example, likes his motorbikes, so may not be an OAP. However, he flogged some D90 wheels a while back, and some 16 inch cups. So he clearly knew that the correct upgrade was to bigger cup 1s and new wingmirrors. So if he knew that, why didn't he know £16k is way off the mark, even for LHD? Reminds me of the baltic blue blinged-up targa on 100k miles doing the rounds about a year ago, on sale for £16k. I spoke to seller, again sounded like nice chap, car had had two top ends, alcantara added to roof lining, selling as wanted Evo, 'I always buy cars on condition' he said - but no service for a couple of years and something didn't add up. It subsequently came up for sale again, and again, most recently with a Cat D next to it. What a surprise. A seller who doesn't specify condition, or that there is no rust, or service history beyond 'SH' and puts a car on a low Buy It Now strikes me as a bit odd or someone with something to hide. And it seems all 911s, bing such a good looking car, are extremely photogenic, save for the basket cases. So those photos looked good, but who knows the true story. Would be nice if someone here tells us, and it has a happy ending (eg has gone to a terminally ill chap whose dream has always been to own this exact model). There are one of two more realistic endings: someone paid £16k for a half decent LHD car, which is dropping a bit of oil, probably early signs of scuttle isses, heat exchangers are on their last legs, heating system totally boogered and suspension needs full refresh, not to mention the more serious than it looks bolster wear and torn rears. Or it will appear on a dealer site next week for £32k, with none of the above problems sorted out.