Posted by RandyB(MI) on March 24, 2018 at 06:36:52 from (71.89.187.106):
In Reply to: Buying As Is posted by Traditional Farmer on March 23, 2018 at 06:34:15:
Don't know how this post got off on "cars/trucks" but it's apples to oranges IMO. It's a salvage yard for heavens sake! Most won't even sell you a "whole" tractor. And when they won't, they get badmouthed about that also ! Just a side note...I know at least 3 families of self proclaimed "true Christians" who would NOT sell a car with problems to anyone......ACCEPT...they have NO problem taking it in to a dealer and trading it WITHOUT divulging any knowlege they have of problems. Who do they think buys it next? Yesiree, car dealers could give you stories that would make yur head spin about the innocent public. Not defending, as it always goes both ways. Just sayin' , this is an old farm tractor in a salvage yard..he'd be an complete idiot (or a liberal) to sell it any other way. He's doing them a favor by even selling as a whole tractor and not parting it.
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