Saw this ad in AutoTrader... very strange

Used 1985 Mazda RX-7 GS
13,412 miles
VIN AT Car ID AT-17682D7E
Coupe
Exterior:
Black
Interior:
Red
Rating unavailable
CITY MPG
Rating unavailable
HWY MPG
Gasoline
Rotary Engine
Transmission:
Automatic
Drive Type:
2 wheel drive - rear
Seller Comments
"barn find" Rather, basement find. Car was recently removed from a home in which the current owners didn't know the car was there. Previous owner of the home had placed the car in the basement and walled it in. It was found during renovations. 13k miles on the odometer. Still sits on original tires that are still retaining air...no cracks or dry rot, but a little flat spot indication. It has some bumps/bruises. Appears to have had some paintwork done on the driver's side at some point. Exterior is metallic black. Interior is mint. She runs and drives. We've gone through her to ensure that everything works as it should. All mileage was put on with a dealer plate, thus the car has never been registered. We do not have a title, but have all the information necessary to obtain one. Priced for a quick sale.

 

…make sure there are no, er, body parts in the spare tire well….?

Stu
80GS
Alaska

 

Reminds me of the old Miami Vice episodes "Out where the buses don't run..." One my favs... But cool story on the car though... Links??

 

Could be possible I suppose. Neat story though. Would like to see pics of the car as it was found though.No doubt someone took pics of that.

 

+1, possible, but i'm skeptical

 

Here's a Link (while it lasts). There are some pics of the car covered in dust in what appears to be more of a barn than a basement. My question is "if it truly was in a basement, how did the car get in there and how did he get it out".

Cars for Sale: 1985 Mazda RX-7 GS in South Grafton, MA 01560: Coupe Details - 392703358 - Autotrader

 

Here's another 85 that supposedly only has 12k miles on it!

Cars for Sale: 1985 Mazda RX-7 GS in Mount Vernon, NY 10550: Hatchback Details - 407033030 - Autotrader

 

seems like its not quite a basement, but it does seem like a pretty genuine car. there are a few details you just can't fake.

 

Whether that's the real story or not, I definitely want to hear the rest of it. Like, if that's not the real story, why are they making it up?