Actually, I recently was told of a scam method unscrupulous people use to steel money.... they post a picture of an airplane (not theirs) - and get a response and ask "what is your best offer?" and they get lowballed (like maybe offering $30k (15k under Marc's spitball thought based on the limited info given). Then the "seller" says, I NEED to sell this (aka first sign of scam - heightened urgency) - and says if they velmo or cash app $5k he will hold it for you to review all the paperwork and come pick it up with the balance in cash or bank check... (even offer 100% refund if not everything they desired!)
They spoof the phone number so the real owners name pops up (it is a short lived phone number of course) - and even an email account for the velmo/cashapp that kinda sounds like what an owner of an airplane like this would maybe have "longandEZ@hotmail.com" (again short lived for the duration of the scam. One transfers the deposit thinking they just got a FANTASTIC deal - a $95k plane for ONLY $35k... To never hear from "the seller" again after the $5k transfer is complete.
an example that my friend showed me (he is a cop interested in aviation and he said there is little that can be done).
PLEASE be careful out there - these bad actors are becoming more and more clever and frequent. They obviously have no moral compass.
(not to say THIS Long-EZ is not built to perfection and the photos are just not very good and this person actually believes it is worth this much.... but, I feel this might be one of those scams)
M.