There is currently a Parker, Sea Fox, Cobia and this Robalo all doing the same nationwide scam and probably many more. Send them an email and ask about it, their money methods vary a bit. Ask for more photos is the first step to seeing their strange reply and explanation.
Regarding the Duckworth, look at the incredible loss of usable interior space due to the extreme angle of the sides in this stern shot. I know this is someones baby, but this old school way of using sharp angles on the sides was really a bad idea.
We can dream though.
I drove by this last night, delivering groceries to a family with a sick kid avoiding the virus. Looks pretty nice.
I used to import a lot of motorcycles back when the dollar was par and prices were cheaper in the states than here. Most scammers that I ran across had some BS story about being in Africa saving babies from the stampeding elephants or some crap. They would propose that I put the money in an escrow account with Western Union and then they would ship the bike to me so I could view it. If I liked the bike and was agreeable I was to instruct Western Union to release the funds and I could take the bike home. Usually this was conveyed to me in broken English. It really was so obvious that I can't imagine how anyone ever got scammed (sorry if anyone here has). I dont know if they have gotten more sophisticated over the years.
