YEAH, you're being CONNED!
Actually, I needed to cut the excerpt in order to post the article.
Note the ...” at the end of one of the sentences.
In any case, here is one of the missing pieces...
“After going back and forth for several months, Taylor purchased the car for $7,000, but later decided it was too far gone for him and put it back on Craigslist, where it was recently sold to a car restoration shop in the U.K. for $23,000, Jalopnik reported.”
You could have simply clicked the link if you weren’t sure about something.
...old Chinese saying: “A picture is worth
a thousand words....” Those pictures said
it all ...but thankx for providing some more
insight... as Perry Mason would say (or would
possibly have said...!), “I rest my case....”
I was wondering more why it says “When Taylor went to check the car out, he noticed a jar full of ash inside and asked what it was.” when the jar clearly has the name JAMES written on the top of it. Unless it was written afterward, that should have been a clue!