>I have to agree with Malcolm. If you don't like what you see keep moving.
>Use your delete key as I did with the no-subjectline posting that you must
>have made. Lots of spam masquerade in much the same manner for curious
>readers like Malcolm.
>  Anyway, there must be more pleasant ways to express your disapproval on
>one's opinion about the value of their van. If it is priced too high, then
>it will not sell. It it sells, then more power to them. If someone can
>afford to buy it because it makes more sense for them to buy a van than do
>all the work, that's great. A number of fellow I am well acquainted with on
>this list get paid 10-15 times per hour than what a good reputable shop
>would charge to work on their vans. For them it makes sense. The net price
>to them is less than what their lost time is worth.
>  --
>BenT

Well said, Ben.

I have spent over $7100US on my van's BRAKES, not to mention other
modifications.
--
Andrew Grebneff
Dunedin
New Zealand
Fossil preparator
<andrew.grebneff@stonebow.otago.ac.nz>
Seashell, Macintosh, VW/Toyota van nut

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