Posted by Old Roy on August 10, 2011 at 22:20:39 from (98.17.223.124):
This guy did use the code I ask for when posting an engine -- He also included a Pic of supposedly at work in the Army Aviation Regiment ?? . how do I determine this guy is real ? ---------------------------------------------------- Good to have your reply,I am Kester Ed, from southwest VA and would have love to come for further face to face inspection at your residence myself, but I am a US Army Reserves working as a flight doctor under the auspices of the aircraft Maintenance here in Virginia. I am buying this for my son in southeast Alaska as a surprise gift and understand i want you assure me it's in condition described. I will appreciate more pictures if available and will be sending your money asap. My shipper will be available to pick this up as soon as payment is made. Do you have paypal account? because, I have a paypal account that I can easily send money through because, its good for business payments. Get back to me with your paypal email address and name in order for me to have your money sent on time. Confirm sale to me and remove the add from posting.
regards
CDT. Kester Ed, US Army Reserves F. Co 5-159th AVN RGT Aviation Ops Spec. {15p}
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