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From: Caloroso, Michael E [mailto:CalorosoME@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 11:38 PM
To: '[*AH]'
Subject: RE: [AH] Need some Jupiter 8 Advice/Help
OK, let's look at this from another perspective...
Someone wants to sell you a Harley Davidson with a wheel rim that is
severely bent, a handlebar that is twisted, a two-cylinder motor with a
broken piston shaft and leaking gaskets, and you're asking if the blue book
price is fair for a machine that is far from being capable of its designed
function?
This is a handyman's special. There are some serious problems that would
probably cost near as much in repairs.
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From: Caloroso, Michael E [mailto:CalorosoME@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 11:38 PM
To: '[*AH]'
Subject: RE: [AH] Need some Jupiter 8 Advice/Help
> OK, here's the situation, I've found a rustic old JP-8 here inPortugal.
> The seller wants $1000, which is fair, but it has some problems. I'd like<snip>
> to know if, with the problems, that's still a fair price... Regarding the
> problems, I'd like to know if anyone has ever experienced them before and
> might know how difficult/possible it is to fix them. (Especially #8)
>
OK, let's look at this from another perspective...
Someone wants to sell you a Harley Davidson with a wheel rim that is
severely bent, a handlebar that is twisted, a two-cylinder motor with a
broken piston shaft and leaking gaskets, and you're asking if the blue book
price is fair for a machine that is far from being capable of its designed
function?
This is a handyman's special. There are some serious problems that would
probably cost near as much in repairs.
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