Mystery message

I just received the following e-mail. The sender was "michael Dave" [[email protected]], and the subject was 1983 Ferrari Boxer 512 BBi .

"I am Michael dave Hans.87-90 road, specialize incoming goods Florish Amstandam Netherland in acquisition of Autos(car, of bicycle and from equipment) for customers here in Europe, and we receive in the commission paying,
after to buyer.I you write payment from the salesman in the name of our client, in order with you to associate were confirmed and for the purchase and shippment your carrier
to arrange, which saw our client on the InterNet, we the conditions of the mentioned carrier know and probably to arrange would like, so that payment arrives on at you and shippment.
My customer, who was interested, at the purchase of your car, mentioned (REQUESTS FOR the LAST PRICE AND the ILLUSTRATION, IF AVAILABLE)and, which we arrange above for the selection the car once, payment deleted by it confirmed. Confirm please the offer and we inform the customer about your confirmation of the acceptance to sell over the capital and to h aben, which will issue as soon as
possible to you, and I may be held this negotiation in the extreme trust.I hope, which you can understand. Hope to
hear of you soon.
Michael"

I am curious, first as to whether anyone else has gotten this message; and second, can anybody translate what the hell he is talking about.

 

I did have a BBi for sale a couple of years ago, but it's long gone and I certainly don't have it advertised anywhere. And it was never on E-bay, the FML, or the like.

I suspect you're right that it's some kind of scam, but for the life of me I can't figure out from the garbled message what it might be. Perhaps it is being translated from Dutch into English; if so, the guy should find a new translator.

If I still had the car for sale, and were the gullible/desperate type, I wouldn't know how to respond to the e-mail even if I wanted to.