Date:         Thu, 9 Feb 2006 19:09:42 EST
Reply-To:     Trvlr2001@AOL.COM
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From:         John Carpenter <Trvlr2001@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Re: FS: '91 Syncro SVX Ebay
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folks,
It's bad enough the AC isn't working
But, the thing about the deal
that really turns me off,
Is, He sez he will fix the drive shaft
If the Reserve is met.
What if in fact the problem with
the 4X4 is more than the drive shaft.
( quite likely ) (will he cover that as well ???  )
& If he's such a good mechanic,
& it's such a small problem ( as he states )
Why isn't it fixed ???
& Why should I pay Syncro price's
for a Non-functioning Syncro bus ?
Folks, more than anything,
I'm just chatting about the Art of the Deal.
The way it's presented.
So much can be said, about what is not said,
or the way the sentence is constructed.
This could be a fine automobile ( how's that chris  ? :o)
Why, GM hardly talks about the (physical ) car.
Mostly what I remember about the Ads on TV....
is the beautiful woman sitting in it,
( as the strains of a Viennese quartet rings out across  the land )
caveat emptor...
.
& that's all I got to say about that (Forest Gump  )
jc....

You can  sink as much money as you want into any car or "investment".
But when t  comes time to sell, the item is only worth what the market
is willing to  pay.  Regardless of money "invested",  I lost about 4-5
grand on  my 57 Beetle.  About the only car I lost money on so  far.....

Jay