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Old 01-20-2009, 02:01 PM   #1
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Default Re: Adventures in buying a Super Stocker

I am assuming you got your deposit back.

I don't know Bob Cassella, but how about slandering the guy.

Yes, a bank check is close to "guaranteed money" assuming it is a legitimate bank check and not something made up on someone's computer. That is not such an uncommon thing these days.

As for cash, there is counterfit money out there. I've been stuck with it before. The guy was being cautious. He felt that once the money was in his bank account and accounted for, he had a deal.

I've done many one on one deals before and sometimes you end up going home empty handed. Walking asway from the deal was your choice.
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Old 01-20-2009, 02:23 PM   #2
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I am assuming you got your deposit back.

I don't know Bob Cassella, but how about slandering the guy.

Yes, a bank check is close to "guaranteed money" assuming it is a legitimate bank check and not something made up on someone's computer. That is not such an uncommon thing these days.

As for cash, there is counterfit money out there. I've been stuck with it before. The guy was being cautious. He felt that once the money was in his bank account and accounted for, he had a deal.

I've done many one on one deals before and sometimes you end up going home empty handed. Walking asway from the deal was your choice.
if it was just some Joe Schmo i would kind of agree with you. However 10 minutes of Mr. Cassella's time and i think he could have had more than a handful of good references for Bill and Brenda Grubbs
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Old 01-20-2009, 02:44 PM   #3
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Chad,

References for what; Being the Div. 2 wrench of the year or for just being a "good guy"? What has that got to do with a business transaction?

It was Bill Grubbs that choose to walk away from the deal. So you must then think the other guy is Joe Schmo. Probably a lot of Div. 3 guys would disagree with that. You are only hearing one side of the story. I'm sure each guy will say the other was unreasonable.

Two things are negotable, price and terms. They agreed on price. It was the terms they couldn't agree upon. They should have had a clear understanding of that before Grubbs left Florida.

As for the $1,000 - $1,200 in expenses. That's called "the cost of doing business". You win some, you lose some and sometimes you get rained out.
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Old 01-20-2009, 02:53 PM   #4
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Jack, you are right.

He didn't say the bank would take days to check the cash. That is done immediately. What was taking days was them getting to the bank.

And yes, I've had payment to me stopped on a Cashier's check also. Didn't know that could be done until then.
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Bill and Brenda I sent you an email and PM
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bill give me a call 252-560-1176
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Chad,

References for what; Being the Div. 2 wrench of the year or for just being a "good guy"? What has that got to do with a business transaction?

It was Bill Grubbs that choose to walk away from the deal. So you must then think the other guy is Joe Schmo. Probably a lot of Div. 3 guys would disagree with that. You are only hearing one side of the story. I'm sure each guy will say the other was unreasonable.

Two things are negotable, price and terms. They agreed on price. It was the terms they couldn't agree upon. They should have had a clear understanding of that before Grubbs left Florida.

As for the $1,000 - $1,200 in expenses. That's called "the cost of doing business". You win some, you lose some and sometimes you get rained out.
I never assumed the other guy was Joe Schmo. I would think that enough people could vouch for Bill Grubbs the he would be able to take CASH money. I dunno, maybe he shoud have taken a gold brick. As for not agreeing to the terms, it sounds like terms were changed midstream several times by the seller.
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Old 01-20-2009, 09:12 PM   #9
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Don't know if it's still for sale. Owner is Guy Czarniak in Redding, CA.

http://www.racingjunk.com/post/13690...aro-SS-BA.html
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Don't know if it's still for sale. Owner is Guy Czarniak in Redding, CA.

http://www.racingjunk.com/post/13690...aro-SS-BA.html
Wrong car Mike....I believe it's this one:

http://www.racingjunk.com/post/12946...aro-SS-DA.html
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