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Date:         Fri, 14 Jul 2000 07:56:05 -0400
Reply-To:     Doug Alcock <dgalcock@hewitt.com>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Doug Alcock <dgalcock@hewitt.com>
Subject:      Re: Skylight Guy or Bus Depot??
Comments: To: The Bus Depot <ron@netcarrier.com>
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Yea Ron --- I knew that this situation was somewhat unlikely -- but the members of this list never cease to amaze when it comes to the depth of their arcane vanagon knowledge and experience. I did receive an offlist reply from a listee who'd bought your OEM unit, returned it and got one from the Skylight Guy --- thought he didn't say why. I'd post his note if I had his permission. Spencer???

Cheers, Doug

>> Gotta change my skylight. Can anyone comment on the Skylight >> Guy's product versus the Bus Depot as the prices are about the same.

>> I just changed my skylight about two months ago from Guy...everything was >> fine with me... good service, easy to put on, does not leak etc . >> Sorry, cannot compare with Bus depot

>I have to laugh when I see a post like the latter (above). It's a good >example of how you can't necessarily believe everything you read on the >internet. Unless the person who posted it ordered two - one from me and one >from the Skylight Guy - how could he possibly know how the two compare? He >can only comment on the one that he has. And if he HAD ordered one from >each of us, he'd have discovered, to his surprise, that they are in fact one >and the same! > >Yes, as someone else speculated, my cheaper ($59) unit IS the Skylight Guy >skylight!!! On the other hand, my $89 one is the original-equipment >two-layer German part. (The Skylight Guy also makes a fine two-layer unit >for about the same price, but I opted to stock the original-equipment >version since for the same money most people tend to prefer OEM.) While I >would consider the dual layer units a bit superior, the Syklight Guy's >single layer unit is an excellent value for the money, and I have had not a >single complaint about its quality.

>I believe my price on the Skylight Guy unit is roughly the same as he sells >it for, so you can order it from either of us. Of course, if you need other >parts from me, or want the convenience of ordering with a credit card via >the website or my toll-free number, I can offer you that benefit. Also you >will get my usual 5% List Member Discount if you ask for it when ordering.

>- Ron Salmon > The Bus Depot, Inc. > http://www.busdepot.com


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