buyer beware

[Pete Masterson]

As a buyer, I, too, would expect a "warranty" would be tacked onto
the price, if one was offered -- especially on an older, used vehicle
(even a Wanderlodge). I also wouldn't expect a seller to be able to
warrant my use and handling of the vehicle. While my errors might
cause and expensive repair, it wouldn't be fair to expect a seller to
give a warranty for that -- although some might want to take
advantage of one if one was offered.

When the time comes for me to sell my coach -- it will be offered "as
is, no warranty expressed or implied." But I'll have documentation of
the care and effort I've gone to to maintain it.

Pete Masterson
'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
aeonix1@...
On the road at Lockhart Texas



On May 6, 2007, at 10:39 AM, bubblerboy64 wrote:

> <snip> I would never expect a warranty of any type on a
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> I understand your point however. Long hours of sales talk "bragging
> up" the vehicle followed by the ubiquitous "no warranty expressed or
> implied" Does take a bit of the wind out of the "sails" pitch. John
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