Hudy All-In-One 1/10 TC setup station w/ aluminum attache
01-08-2009, 07:21 AM
#7
Just a heads up for the bargain hunters...I already turned down what was, effectively, a $210 plus shipping offer and another for a little less. Don't waste your time or mine (like the "very polite gentleman" who pm'd me this morning) offering $165 because I'd donate it at the Goodwill and take a tax write-off for the full $300 before I sold it for anywhere NEAR that price. I don't mean to be a hard ass, but honestly, get real.
Last edited by Scottrik; 01-08-2009 at 08:07 AM.
01-08-2009, 07:42 AM
#8
I honestly don't appreciate being called a "Yahoo". I PM'd you in a respectful way with the offer of $165. I even used words such as "thank you for your time". In which I was sincere. I do not feel this warranted the name calling.
It was not my intention to upset you in any way by asking a question or making an offer to you. I do apologize if I ruined the rest of your day.
Christopher
It was not my intention to upset you in any way by asking a question or making an offer to you. I do apologize if I ruined the rest of your day.
Christopher
01-08-2009, 07:51 AM
#9
I honestly can't believe you've outed yourself like this, but whatever. I didn't name names here, no one would have had a CLUE who was being referred to until you piped up. I was just letting folks know that I'm not staging a fire sale so not to expect prices like one.
Trust me...you've MADE my day with this one.
Shaking my head in amazement at my fellow man,
Scottrik
Trust me...you've MADE my day with this one.
Shaking my head in amazement at my fellow man,
Scottrik
01-08-2009, 07:55 AM
#10
You're right, it is on me. I don't mind that I named myself, I'm not ashamed of what I did. The point was you reverted to name calling over something as simple as a question. I then apologized with sincerity and your rebuttal was to continue your path of hate vs accepting my apology.
01-08-2009, 08:05 AM
#11
It would be "name calling" had I done so either:
a) directed at you (i.e. in a response to your pm) which I did not, or
b) in calling you by name my post here which, again, I did not.
As it was, I made a very general reference to an unnamed person who no one on the planet had any idea who was being discussed.
You were, indeed, most polite in your enquiry. I don't think I'd have probably said "thank you for your time" though, I'd have probably used something more appropriate like "sorry for wasting your time" as I made an "offer" that is $35-40 less than I ever recall seeing something like this ever sell for.
I will edit my post that seems to have caused offense. My appologies for causing you indignation.
Now back to business...I've got an excellent tool here that I'd LIKE to sell (don't really "need" to) and a trader rep beyond reproach because my stuff is always at least as good as what I describe it to be, is appropriately packaged, shipped promptly, and regular updates made via pm or e-mail re: progress. Let's make a deal!
Scottrik
a) directed at you (i.e. in a response to your pm) which I did not, or
b) in calling you by name my post here which, again, I did not.
As it was, I made a very general reference to an unnamed person who no one on the planet had any idea who was being discussed.
You were, indeed, most polite in your enquiry. I don't think I'd have probably said "thank you for your time" though, I'd have probably used something more appropriate like "sorry for wasting your time" as I made an "offer" that is $35-40 less than I ever recall seeing something like this ever sell for.
I will edit my post that seems to have caused offense. My appologies for causing you indignation.
Now back to business...I've got an excellent tool here that I'd LIKE to sell (don't really "need" to) and a trader rep beyond reproach because my stuff is always at least as good as what I describe it to be, is appropriately packaged, shipped promptly, and regular updates made via pm or e-mail re: progress. Let's make a deal!
Scottrik
01-08-2009, 10:13 PM
#12
Setup station
This is the real deal in setup stations it's easy to read and use, the case is easy to pack and carry. I have had one for 2 years now and it's the best money I've spent for a consistent car! The ride height gauge is the best, no half steps (more precise adjustments) and it's easy to slide underneath the chassis.
I paid much more for mine so buy this and know your getting a real value on the most important tool in your pit area!
Oh and by the way free bump
I paid much more for mine so buy this and know your getting a real value on the most important tool in your pit area!
Oh and by the way free bump
01-09-2009, 06:02 AM
#14
this is why i dont like making offers...people get affended....
on another note i would love to have something like this for my tc set-up...but i dont see spending this kind of money on one.i borrow a buddies integy one and that seems to work just fine....
good luck w/ your sale...
on another note i would love to have something like this for my tc set-up...but i dont see spending this kind of money on one.i borrow a buddies integy one and that seems to work just fine....
good luck w/ your sale...
03-25-2009, 11:53 AM
#15
Tech Rookie
how can I pay?
I want to buy this...
I want to buy this...
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