I am told it get a 406 & I get a "305" ... almost one of the worst V8's I can think of. that is a problem... but there should be some due diligence applied on BOTH sides. Harb brings up a good point: check the cast numbers at time of sale. I work in the Archery buisness. If I sell a bow to someone & say it is 70lbs @ 337fps, it better be 70lbs & make speed when they get it!! They will find out anyways. It will get weighed & chronographed. If it doesn't, I AM AT FAULT. I will replace that bow... We have seen this too many times on here. As long as we learn from it, then I think it is a valuable lesson for many. In these days, we can pull the numbers off the block right then, google it on a phone, & there you have it... all the info a person needs. We have the technology to prevent these things from happening... even if there is no internet capable phone at the time. The buyer has some responsibility in this too. It is not like the buyer bought this rig "sight unseen". I mean, if we listen to everything we hear & believe it, we are in BIG trouble. That is like saying we believe that Obama promotes "Hope".... or that he is good for our economy.
BTW: I like you Seth... you seem like a good kid. Keep up the good work & God Bless.