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Re: Weber 32/36 for Sale

On Wed, 18 Sep 1996 17:21:11 -0400 [email protected]  said: =

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> From: [email protected]
> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 1996 15:54:08 -0500 (EST)
> Subject: Weber 32/36 for Sale
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> I have repowered my 76 2002 with a Metric Mechanic 2200 Sport
> motor, and notwithstanding occasional MM-bashing on this list,
> this has been a superb upgrade: installation was straightforward
> and performance is much enhanced.
> =

> After 10,000 miles, however, I realized that the ol' 32/36 was
> not up to the job of feeding the thirsts of the new motor (even
> after extensive rejetting experiments). I decided to replace it
> with a 40 DFAV, which has brought welcome improvement to say the
> least.
> =

> I thus have a 2-year-old low-miles 32/36 out in the garage,
> complete with K&N filter and so forth, and I'd like to ask
> $85 for the works. Reasonable, I think.
> =

> I realize that in the past folks have reported various problems =

> with order/payment related to transactions through this list,  =

> but I'm willing to trust the buyer in this case: I'll ship
> the carb, then you send the check.
> =

> Please reply direct via e-mail.
> =

> Best, Jay =

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I couldn't resist commenting on Jay's post because the menthod in which =

transactions takes place on this list tends to bother me.  Most individua=
ls =

require that you mail them payment for parts before the will mail the par=
ts to =

you.  IMO, this indicates a lack of trust on their part and simultaneousl=
y =

they are requiring that you trust them.  You can only hope that you will =

indeed receive the part(s) and that the condition was fairly represented.=
  I =

have pleasant and unpleasant experiences when purchasing parts from other=
 list =

members and am not attempting to attack anyone.  However, I think a fair =

approach to take is this: =

	1) buyer and seller discuss the parts of interest and settles on a price=

	2) buyer represents parts being sold honestly
	3) buyer agree to ship parts by a specified date and seller agrees to se=
nd =

check/MO =

	   by a specified date
	4) buyer communicates receipt of parts and should be satisfied if their =

condition was
	   honestly conveyed and seller communicates receipt of payment.

This approach should indicate a sense of trust between both parties.

TroyB