86 PT38 for sale

[Scott Forman]

I still miss your logic. If I sell a bus for 50k with a 10k "warranty", I get
40k at sale and he takes my bus, right? So let's say that a year goes by and
there is no trouble, how do I get my 10k? What guaranties to me that the buyer
is willing or even able topay the extra 10k when the time comes? And beyond
that, how do I know that the buyer takes care of maintenance and does not abuse
the bus? I see your idea as simply unrealistic. But feel free to do it when
you sell your bus some day.

Your little backhanded comments that are trying to cast doubt on my integrity
need to stop.

Scott

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "timvasqz" wrote:
>
> Bruce, do the math. its an agreement to cover the repair cost over an stated
amount, up to an stated amount for an stated period of time. I would bet
someone would buy a 86pt for $50grand with a second 10grand one year warranty.
and that same person would pass on a like 86pt for $35grand. statements like no
warrenty expressd or implied are a waste of time. warranties are implied when
you make a statement of condition and sell a product as fit for use.
>
> an 'as is where is statement' at an auction is all the description you get of
an item. use of these disclaimers after a disortation of condition are not
binding (if tried)and reveal the true opinion of the seller about his/her
product.
>
> Gregory O'Connor
> 94ptCA
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
> >
> > Is Greg's community one of those in Calif. with legal pot?? Who in their
right mind would offer some sort of personal warranty on a used vehicle. I could
see buying an aftermarket warranty for a buyer but how can any one of us
possibly warranty an old vehicle?
> >
> > Bruce
> >
> > 1988FC35
> >
>