I don't mean to be nasty, but please read below...
I HAVE tried looking on this site, and I DID NOT SEE a plain gasket OR a complete gasket set, for an Unstyled 1935 B, with the serial number of 8155.
Now, PLEASE if you feel the need to share your 2 cents, at least show some proof and try to be supportive!!! I am not challenging you, or saying that you are wrong. As far as I am concerned, you are one of the people on this forum that is always very helpful! WHERE do you see the set?? If it is on here at a reasonable price, then I will for sure by it here first, but like I said, I didn't see one!!!
As far as the whining comment, I thought that was a little nasty, but whatever...
I would imagine that most of you guys think of me as a bratty 16 year old that has had everything handed to me, and IF that is what you think, then ok.
For all of your info, I bust my a$$ 5 days a week at what ever jobs I can find earning money for my FAMILY, and what I have left over, is put towards tractors, the economy sucks, and I am feeling the brunt of it! Just trying to find a nice deal, not trying to upset anyone, but I have apparently done so...
I apologize to the readers of this board, and more importantly to the fine lady that allows us to do this! If you are reading this, you probably aren't told this enough, but thank you!
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