Turbocoupe Hood for sale

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Turbocoupe Hood for sale

Reply #15 – January 31, 2009, 05:43:27 PM

Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!

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Reply #16 – January 31, 2009, 08:25:21 PM

Quote from: 347Thunder;254667

Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!

[COLOR="SeaGreen"]SALE PENDING[/COLOR]
Ron

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Reply #17 – February 08, 2009, 12:44:19 PM

[COLOR="DarkGreen"]SOLD TO FLSTCI71 [/COLOR][/I][/B]

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Reply #18 – February 08, 2009, 01:46:32 PM

"BTW I will not give it away it is almost new OEM hood"
Being 20 years old, it no longer qualifies for almost new. Unused yes, almost new, no.

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Reply #19 – February 08, 2009, 02:27:03 PM

Quote from: jangus;255938

"BTW I will not give it away it is almost new OEM hood"
Being 20 years old, it no longer qualifies for almost new. Unused yes, almost new, no.

EXCUSE me but it was bought BRAND new about 3 yrs ago from the lincoln mercury dealer who still had NEW Ford hoods in stock

go troll somewhere else a**wipe if you could read it is sold and the customer is very happy

Ron

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Reply #20 – February 08, 2009, 06:09:16 PM

I'm glad it sold. We're dealing with N.O.S. parts here. The fact is, I can still go buy BRAND NEW bumpers and grilles for a 1970 cutlass from the dealer. However, the fact still stands that they are over 30 years old. They haven't been mounted on a car, and most of them have suffered some amount of damage from being moved around and shuffled from one shelf to another. The new reproductions are in better shape. So which one is better?
That was my only point. I meant no malice by my comments. But it was nice to see your true class come out in your comments.

Thanks

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Reply #21 – February 08, 2009, 07:36:44 PM

Quote from: jangus;255993

I'm glad it sold. We're dealing with N.O.S. parts here. The fact is, I can still go buy BRAND NEW bumpers and grilles for a 1970 cutlass from the dealer. However, the fact still stands that they are over 30 years old. They haven't been mounted on a car, and most of them have suffered some amount of damage from being moved around and shuffled from one shelf to another. The new reproductions are in better shape. So which one is better?
That was my only point. I meant no malice by my comments. But it was nice to see your true class come out in your comments.

Thanks

the fact of the matter is yeah I got pissed at people in this thread, It is real simple if people are not interested in a part or anything else that someone is selling than don't F*cking post, does it make you guys feel good to bash someone elses parts that you are not even wanting to buy, Why don't all of you pm the guy that bought my hood and ask him if it was LIKE NEW.

BTW just look at my car and tell me that my junk is not better than most peoples cars or parts on 99% internet

Ron

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Reply #22 – February 08, 2009, 08:20:45 PM

Hey, I didn't post until after your hood sold. I wouldn't try and mess up someone elses sale. I buy and sell here and on other boards. If you and the buyer are happy with the deal, than that's great.
Yes, you have a nice ride. The workmanship and quality is obvious in the photos on your webpage. You've put alot of effort into making it a sweet car.
My only problem is with your use of cleverly disguised foul language towards me. Very low class.
Thats all. I'm out. Won't post in any of your thread again.

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Reply #23 – August 20, 2009, 06:51:35 PM

I wish i would have been on here awhile ago i would have snagged it right quick and in a hurry. very nice car too. there was an 84 in RacePages in the steeda class as num#1=]