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03-02-2006, 08:35 AM
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Re: Talk about Flipping.........How's this
For all those that are shocked, confused, all of this
 and that  . This includes paint huffers and whack jobs on other sites. Here is the bottom line. The car was sold to a dealer. So what. He can do what ever he wants with the car. It stopped being my problem as soon as the car was driven away on a trailer. Is that a good enough answer for everyone? Oh and Rainer. What makes this whole thing a "Saga"? Since I don't know you I don't feel that I owe you any explanation for anything.
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03-02-2006, 08:45 AM
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Re: Talk about Flipping.........How's this
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This includes paint huffers and whack jobs on other sites. [/ QUOTE ] You're going to get cooties.
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 <span style="font-weight: bold"> (__{B}_____]]]]~~~~</span>Don't mess with old farts - age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill! Bullshit and brilliance only come with age and experience.
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03-02-2006, 10:23 AM
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Re: Talk about Flipping.........How's this
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Oh and Rainer. What makes this whole thing a "Saga"? Since I don't know you I don't feel that I owe you any explanation for anything. [/ QUOTE ] Frank - I didn't expect to rub anyone the wrong way with my choice of words, much less you. A saga is a story or account - nothing more. There have been lots of people interested in this "story" and hearing where this car ends up. That's a major reason why we're on the board - to hear car stories. I admit I took a personal interest in the sale of your car, more from a human interest perspective than anything else. I appreciated reading you post how difficult the decision to sell had been, and how you felt a "3 out of 10" after the sale. I understood that the car was going to be tucked away, never to return to SCR again. The fact that a dealer has it struck me by surprise. You're right - you don't owe me or anyone an explanation. It appears that I've upset you somehow by being interested in your perspective. For that I apologize. I wish you happiness as you move forward.
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03-02-2006, 06:47 PM
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Re: Talk about Flipping.........How's this
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For all those that are shocked, confused, all of this and that . Here is the bottom line. The car was sold to a dealer. So what. He can do what ever he wants with the car. [/ QUOTE ] Frank, You are 100% correct!. Im sure it was hard enough to part with the car and now to get slammed for selling it to a dealer is rediculous. Everybody knew it was for sale and they could have bought it. Seems too many people have weird personal attachments to other peoples cars...
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