Wrecked the car, parting her out.
01-10-2005, 11:51 AM
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Re: Wrecked the car, parting her out.
I've still got both pairs. I am waiting until I can get the car towed to the house to make sure that the honeycomb lights aren't damaged before I sell them. The LT1 style lights are flawless, no leaks, no fogging, not dull at all. The LS1 lights were in great shape before the wreck, but I'd like to confirm that they still are.
01-10-2005, 11:53 AM
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Re: Wrecked the car, parting her out.
I wouldn't buy **** from this ******* guys. He has the nerve to email a potential buyer that they are "lowballing" him by making an offer. So if you don't plan on paying his full prices, then don't bother with this *******.
01-10-2005, 11:59 AM
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Re: Wrecked the car, parting her out.
Mods, could you please delete that post?
This guy emailed me with an offer lower than my asking price. I had no problem with that until he tried to tell me that he had "dibs" and I was somehow locked in to sell it to him, no matter what price he wanted to pay. All I did was explain how the dibs system works. I told him that the second you try to lowball somebody, your "dibs" status is revoked and people who want to pay the asking price are put next in line.
This guy emailed me with an offer lower than my asking price. I had no problem with that until he tried to tell me that he had "dibs" and I was somehow locked in to sell it to him, no matter what price he wanted to pay. All I did was explain how the dibs system works. I told him that the second you try to lowball somebody, your "dibs" status is revoked and people who want to pay the asking price are put next in line.
01-10-2005, 12:12 PM
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Of course he wants you to delete it mods, therefore noone else will see that. And no where in my email did I state that since I had "dibs" that I was AUTOMATICALLY locking you in on the sell. I simply stated that i needed this part and had dibs (as in first person to say that I wanted the part) and to let me know what price it would take to purchase this (after I noticed that you did not want my first offer). That is exactly what I emailed you. You then came back with all this lowballing BS. Anyways, your selling practices should turn anyone away from you.