

| Subject: | Re: Giving Ron A Hard Time |
| From: | Backus, Brian G |
| Date: | Thu, 12 Mar 1998 11:48:31 -0800 |
I agree, I like the way Ron does business and have been impressed with his integrity. I did find a price that was less than his once on a front and rear heat exhanger for my heating system. I had already ordered from Ron but he didn't give me a hard time when I called and asked to cancel my order. He did ask though, "if you don't mind my asking, where did you find it for less money"? I got it from a workmate whio had an uncle who did VW repairs and was willing to cut me a break. I got it the next day from this sorce and Ron just happened to be out of stock at the time and I would've had to wait about two weeks. In the end I saved twenty bucks but I hope I don't have to return it....? I think you'd have to do some business with Ron to know what I'm talking about. If I hadn't, I might think he was just getting free advertising on this here forum. But I truely believe Ron is not only trying to make a living but also help the People fixe the PEOPLES CAR.... THink about it...He's a good guy. > ---------- > From: Derek Drew[SMTP:drew@INTERPORT.NET] > Reply To: Derek Drew > Sent: Thursday, March 12, 1998 10:17 AM > To: Vanagon@VANAGON.COM > Subject: Giving Ron A Hard Time > > I have to say it makes me laugh every time you give Ron a hard time > over > being commercial on the list. > > He tries as hard as he can to be helpful, to sharpen his deals, to > keep his > prices low, and try to offer us top service and price packages. The > fact > is, he is a real asset and probably doesn't deserve to be bashed up > too bad. > > But it is so much fun reading your impish posts blasting things like > "blatant sales pimping" that I don't want you to stop either. > I wonder how Ron feels about being hit by the cold harsh blasts from > the > north? (He'll say he ignores you as a crackpot and that he is too busy > shipping parts, I expect.) Nevertheless, your posts are amusing. > > At 01:00 PM 3/12/98 -0400, you wrote: > >At 09:46 AM 3/12/98 -0200, The Bus Depot wrote: > >>> How much do the pop top seals cost from JC Whitney? > > > ><snip> > > > >>Furthermore, their quality is slightly lower. Both JCW and I buy > our > >>poptop seals from the same manufacturer, in the U.S. But mine are > slightly > > > ><snip> (blatant sales pimping removed). > > > > > >I believe McMaster-Carr in NewBrunswick, NewJersey supplies these > seals, by > >the foot. Someone posted this a couple of years back, including the > part #. > >They have a website, www.mcmaster.com, but it is busy/slow. Can > order > >online. This place also sells thermoplastic PS/hydraulics hose with > various > >fittings on the ends, and has heater hose in 1/8" increments perfect > for > >replacing the '85 and earlier steel pipes. This is a huge industrial > supply > >company. Buy direct and save. > > > >bye, Tim > > > _____________________________________________________ > Derek Drew New York, NY & Washington DC > ConsumerSearch > drew@interport.net > 212-580-6486 (W) > 212-580-4459 (H) >
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