upper rear panel body replacement piece

[alissa280z]

oops post!

[First Gen Z]

E......... I emailed Charlie direct and he returned my request for the info on the replacement panel. If my old feeble brain is working I think the price was $136.00.

[EScanlon]

Excellent!

Thanks First Gen

Alyssa; go with Charlie Osborne @ Zedd Findings. His quality is superb and it makes it a no-brainer.

I had mentioned Banzai, because to my knowledge, they were one of the first if only (at the time) vendors to offer that piece.

An advertised price is an advertised price, if when you step into the store, or go to complete the sale, the price "miraculously/surprisingly" gets adjusted UPWARD then, in my opinion, it taints a vendors TOTAL reputation. This happened to another vendor that I know of, and it has taken YEARS for that reputation to boil down to a simmer.

Even though a website isn't a "store" per se, it is a medium by which people can view a vendor's goods or services. To claim that the pricing is out of date is in a word - B.S..

The consumer has no control over the pricing listed on the website, but to decline to honor the price you, as a vendor, list on the site....it's simply unethical. They should spend the time and money to update their pricing, or pull their website off the net, or honor that pricing until they can update it.

But since there isn't any regulatory body to which one can complain, one is left with passing the information on to others. Then of course, the Tina's and the Tonya's accuse you of having a stone to grind.

Oh well.....

E

[Arne]

That's too bad. I have bought from Banzai (Mike McGinnis) in the past and was very pleased with the whole deal. I certainly understand that prices change, but to not update the website - well, that's just wrong. If your website is going to list prices, the consumer expects said prices to be accurate.

[a7dz]

Sure soured me.