Of course im going to defend myself. First and foremost I did list the car as a certified 9 second car and during my first conversation with Warren he did point that out and I immediantly changed the ad to say that it is certifiable. If the car was certified to run 9s and was turn key lets be honest it would be way more than 8000. As far as me flipping the car I have owned it for three years when I had it built which I told warren I could proive with the title. The rear end is a strange center section when at first I told him that it was a moser. When he asked me about it I looked at the bill and it is indeed a strange with moser axles. With so many parts it is easy to mix up names that was my fault but is it really that big of a deal? I took pictures of about twenty bills that were clear to read and you could see what it was and the price. I sent thousands of dollars worth of bills to him and he told me that was not good enough he wanted them scanned and sent mind you this is after the non refundable deposit was sent and I have many emails and a signed document that he sent me saying it was a non refundable deposit unless I sold the car to someone else. Im not a scammer and Im not trying to rip anybody off I could have sold the car to other people but I told everybody that called it was sold. The deal was he had two weeks from the date I recieved his money to get the car. The weather was bad so we could not get together within that two weeks which was no problem I told him when we got nice weather we would hook up it was no big deal. He does not have an enclosed trailer and I could not see the car being drug through Pa in the salt so I offered for 500 I would deliver it to his door in an enclosed trailer. From my house to his is over 400 miles if I was a scammer or trying to rip someone off would I really drive that far? The only reason Im selling the car in the first place is to buy something more street strip oriented which I found what I wanted and decided to put the car up for sale. After warren looked at the 70 pictures I sent of the car and had a long in depth conversation with me he sent me the non refundable deposit to hold the car. So I then sent a 500 non refundable deposit to the guy I was going to buy the other car off of. Four weeks went by when warren decided I was trying to scam him and backed out of the deal. I would have gladly given him his money back if he would have been a little more proffesional about the deal. The email that I got from him which I saved all of them said that he knew where I lived and was going to get even with me If i did not send his money back. Is that really the way to do business? Legally I dont have to give him his money back but like I said if he would have went about it in a diiferent way I would have. Of course non refundable means no refund so the other guy would not refund my money either. If he was skeptical about the car in any way he should not have sent me any money. I have a stack of bills that if anyone wants to come look at the car they can look through every one of them.