86 PT38 for sale

[Scott Forman]

I am not sure who you are, but I do not recall "bragging" about anything like
that. I am also unaware that my buyer was unhappy, as he never relayed that
sentiment to me. The alternator on my FC was installed by the previous owner,
not by me, and it worked fine for me for the 2+ years I had the bus. I am sorry
if the purchaser had trouble but it certanly wasn't anything nefarious as you
seem to be suggesting.

These are 20 year old complex mechanical devices. I have purchased two of these
buses now, and I understand the risk involved with buying one and driving off in
it...I would think most other purchasers do as well. For instance, the PO of my
current bus certainly didn't share with me that the radiator was shot (new core:
$3500, plus labor), but I didn't call him to bitch about it and didn't send my
friends out to attack him on a message board. I should have paid more attention
to the radiator when I bought it.

I am also not clear exactly what you mean by a "second 10,000 warranty".
Frankly, I don't care. I have never seen anyone offer a warranty on a 23 year
old vehicle.

Scott

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "timvasqz" wrote:
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> Scott, no warrenty expressed or implied says it all why dont you start there.
>
> If you believe strongly in your product, stand behind it. A good way to add
confidence to a sale is give buyers a second $10,000 repair warranty. This is
the first item you can reduce when a buyer negotiates the price down. Other
options with relativly the same risk are a second 5,000 warranty or second
$20,000 warranty
>
> When you sold your FC the buyer lost two alts within a month that you
installed new prior to sale and you bragged on this forum that your TOS statment
protected you from making good on the failed product or improper install or new
owners operation of the alts.
>
> Gregory O'Connor
> 94ptCa Romoland Ca
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> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Forman" <scottforman75@>
wrote:
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