didn't like the seller or the buyer !!..seller !!! could have just said it is what it is and for 10,000 try and find a better mopar for that price ,,if you want it take it !! if you don't then move on..he didn't need to make up any storys..the buyer !! knew that 10,000 for the car was a good price yet continued to pick it apart..  They were both telling storys..The BUYER  said his lady friend was looking for JUST  a good driver  yet picked the car apart as like he was judging a car show  !!  I would have told him to move on kinda of in a nice way lol

That car had a VIN tag swapped. That's not being picked apart, that's a good catch on the potential buyer's part. Seller was a deceitful douche that had about 4 different "history" stories for the car just in this one video. Who is to say that car isn't hot? I recently watched another vid on Quentin Tarantino's 64 Chevelle that was used in Pulp Fiction. Was 'missing' for over 20 years. It was stolen in 94 just before the movie came out, got VIN swapped and sold. Some 20 years later the VIN donor was found, and triggered the investigation which led to finding Tarantino's Chevelle in northern CA. It had been restored, a bunch of cash spent on it...and it was seized and returned to Mr. Tarantino. As for the Duster, it became clear this was a flip, and possibly even hot. If you didn't see that I don't know what video you watched.

Weather it was staged or not..the guy knows what he is looking for. Not a Dodge guy so I couldn't tell you. But at the end of the day,always! check out a car before you buy or have a knowledgeable person do it for you. Have driven many miles to check out cars for members(and they have compensated me). Some say orig paint....not,some say orig drive train...not. A lot of guys on here with more experience than me..as always..look before you buy!