From: Barbara Willson <barbarawillson731@comcast.net>
Sent: May 19, 2021 11:06 PM
Subject: Re: 1997 COACHMEN CATALINA CLASS C $1,400
Hey,
Here are some more details about my 1997 Coachmen Catalina, it has only
56,064 miles, Ford E350 V10 TRITON engine, and doesn't need any repairs.
I have the ownership and clear and clean title on hand. The price was
reduced to $1,400 because I'm in a hurry to find a buyer, as my husband
died 1 month ago (he suffered a heart attack) and it brings me bad
memories. I need to sell the camper before the 26th of May when I will be
leaving on military duty with my medical team out of the country for a
year and I don't want to store it without using it.
Right now I'm stationed at Scott AFB, Illinois, doing special training and
getting ready for my deployment. Before leaving, I had a prearranged deal
with eBay (using this service you will have 5 days to inspect/test the
camper before I'll get any money) so my presence isn't necessary. I think
I can have it there at your home address within 3 working days. Also, you
will receive the title already notarized and signed over by me, along with
the camper at delivery. So, you'll get the camper for $1,400, without any
additional costs involved because I will cover the delivery fees. I need
to know if you are interested so I can ask eBay to send you the details on
this deal.
In order to start the deal, I need your full name and delivery address so
I can reserve the camper for you and they will contact you with all the
instructions step by step on how to complete the deal. I will also attach
some pics below.
Thank you,
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