Wraps from greatcoats

[Panzer]

Well guys,
if you want to see a very bad wrap made from a greatcoat, and with a really bad description to boot.....take a look at this little gem! http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1 006929926&r=0&t=0&showTutorial=0&ed=1001621066&ind exURL=0&rd=1

See how many mistakes YOU can find!
Cheers! Wade K.

P.S: I have contacted the seller and informed him of what he has...he has replied and seems thankful of the advice, so that is good!

[ 18 September 2001: Message edited by: Panzer ]

[Mohawkwarrior]

It is very obviously a Greatcoat cut in half and re-stitched together a poor example of fakery as there are much better ones out there that could fool anyone who hasnt been in collecting for more than 7 years.For a 150 dollars a nice reenactor piece though.

[Liontas]

OMG, that's terrible!! Hey if you are going to screw up a greatcoat, at least have the decency to do a good job. Something that may act as filler, but that thing--acckk!

[DonC]

Looks like somebody took a $200 greatcoat and improved it so much that it is now a $5 polish rag for a '75 Pinto!

dc

[Mohawkwarrior]

Pintos were good cars back then.

[Mark S.]

ahh...the Ford Molotiv cocktail...