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Re: Blue, BLue, BLUE!
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Posted by Aaron Ford on July 19, 2007 at 21:41:33 from (72.65.93.251):
In Reply to: Blue, BLue, BLUE! posted by Katharine on July 19, 2007 at 18:33:46:
The used car market used to suffer from rattle can rebuilds. Same thing... What bugs me is that paint sells. Not hard parts, not machine work, but paint. The biggest POS goes for top dollar if it looks good. This is likely due to the fact that we buyers see that and beleive that if someone went to this much trouble to paint it, they must have fixed everything first. Problem is that they do not. I saw a fella in Ripley, WV bondo over calcium corrosion on a set of wheels to sell the tractor. He also bondoed over the air inlet on an MF50 because he did not want to spend the money on the hood ornament.... Oh well... Better day tomorrow, Aaron
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