

| Subject: | Re: who`ll make it $3 ??? |
| From: | Christensen |
| Date: | Sat, 22 Nov 2003 15:59:28 -0600 |
Regarding the white westy w/ blown motor: My feathers have already been ruffled! after 2 requests; I finally was told "sale is on hold". Both times I asked for the price---was never given! The Vanagon list is a good place to fish for buyers, I guess, we're all SUCKERS! or that's what the sellers think. And yes, I would like to see the price for ANYTHING offered for sale on the List, just add an "OBO" to protect yourself. Is there a reason we cant know how much a side window is??? Disclaimer: 3 weeks ago I attempted to get a worn out westy to a good home; I posted it as "almost free" because I knew the seller would take anything over $100 fast or else it was going to crusher. BTW, anyone buy that?? (diesel L in wisc.) Chris C. ----- Original Message ----- > Also, may I add, (after just reading the moderators post), > I understand that policies are policies, > and I'm glad that its not me that has to make them, > But, that, my deal was thru auto trader, not ebay. > And what about this scenario? > That nice white 88 Westy With the blown engine in it, about two weeks ago on > the list, > that was posted by a list member for a friend, > The owner was going to sell it for a song, and, because of the post to the > list, > received about 48 replies. > The fellow responded to me that (to Paraphrase) he had no idea that Vanagons > were so popular. > And that he had put the Westy sale on hold. (To reconsider its value?) > question; > Where does this start, and where does it end? > Can we only sell what we own on the list? > And will the policy stop listers from posting for their friends, family and > acquaintances as well? > I`m not trying to ruffle feathers here, just putting it out there. > JC... > >
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