Posted by Old loader on November 01, 2012 at 22:24:32 from (96.53.210.246):
In Reply to: Re: help me identify posted by LOU from Wi. on November 01, 2012 at 21:59:06:
"Still trying to get in the back door to find out what we paid??"
Still ashamed to say how much it actually cost? I never said you should buy CH's tracks, it was just an option that you didn't even want to look at. Everyone knows who you are too, a stubborn guy who doesn't like to admit a project was way more than he expected and when questioned about it, gets on the defensive and tries to change the subject. Try being honest and you'll get more respect. The only way your Oliver could have an $8500 value would be if you showed the insurance adjuster a stack of receipts totaling a lot more than $1500. If you, or anyone else, could spend only $1500 to have a restored crawler and sell it for a $7000 profit, I'd think you'd be buying up every old crawler in the land cause you'd make a fortune. Why the insults? I actually tried to help you with some aspects of your restoration. Telling others to go ahead and not stating true costs and/or hours of labor isn't helping anyone.
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