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  1. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Old For Sale Ads
    "I think we all know that some folks just don't have their heads squarely attached. The last message I received was purely gibberish. " I couldn't agree more, your statement certianly describes someone who has ever tried to sell a "Misc. Part", or an "assorted Z". I have never seen a part number for the first, nor a car actually sold as the second! The statement " I have several complete cars from 1972-1982-including the turbocharged variety, for sale, and many good mechanical and interior parts for the same cars." would have actually brought you more requests for specific information, and probably sales within the first 5 posts instead of what you got. I think a quick perusal of past posts to the ad forums will prove my point(s)! Check my Ebay feedback to see the seriousness of my inquiry, I have bought, and sold, and been effective at both! For your convenience I have included my stats: and they reside under the member name Connatser. Feedback Score: 97 Positive Feedback: 100% Members who left a positive: 97 Members who left a negative: 0 All positive feedback received: 129 Here is a link,should you wish to verify my story! http://cgi2.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback&userid=connatser&ssPageName=STRK:ME:UFS All drivel aside, "what have you got, and what do you want for it?" :classic: Will
  2. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Here are the replies! William, Sorry for any confusion. You will have to add $195.00 to the final bid price. We will take care of sending you the title overnight, bill of sale and buyers guide, holding car, inventory tax, etc. We will transfer the title out of the state of Missouri to you and pay for Missouri registration only. You will still have to pay for title transfer into your home state as well as any and all taxes imposed by your state. If this is not acceptable to you, please do not bid on the car. Kind regards, Scott Brandt President MotoeXotica.com PS. Please click on the above link to get to my web site, its worth your trip! Dear MotoeXotica.com But, the question is still not answered. Does that mean you are not paying for what the ad states the $195 fee is collected for? Specificly, will I have to pay for transferring the title and an registering the car after paying your imposed fee. I qoute: "we have now found it necessary to impose a $195.00 acquisition fee to each car sold in the United States. This includes title transfer and registration fees," As I read that you will be collecting this fee primarily for taking care of transferring the title and registering the car after my purchase(I read that quote as I would a list of ingredients on a can of food, more of the contents of the can (FEE) are made up of the first listed ingredient than the second ingredient, and so on down the list). Thank you again for the favor of a reply. William Stokes ----- Original Message ----- From: MotoExotica@aol.com To: hls30@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 3:39 PM Subject: Re: Question from eBay Member: Other Makes : All Models (2479570044) What the Missouri "Buyer" should say is resident. It means that a missouri resident will have to pay missouri sales tax. Out of state residents have to pay taxes according to their home state. Sorry for the confusion. Dan Hillebrandt www.motoeXotica.com In a message dated 5/25/2004 2:28:20 PM Central Daylight Time, hls30@comcast.net writes: Mr. Hilderbrant, Thanks for your reply! The pertinant part of your blurb is found under the second bullet under the title "Terms of Auction and Sale:", and reads as follows" "Any Missouri buyer must pay local MO sales tax and licensing fees. All other will do so in their home state." Here in Georgia, the payment of taxes and licensing fees is exactly what makes up registration-perhapse it is different in Missouri. William Stokes I have to give them credit for answering, and for answering honestly! But I still don't think I would buy from a seller who would play this game. Will
  3. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Engine & Drivetrain
    One other thought-remove the radiator, or you will probably have to replace it anyway~!::devious: Will
  4. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Old For Sale Ads
    Lists anyone, pictures anyone, sending him dollars with out one, the other, or both, anyone? Seriously, what have you got, and what do you want for it? Will
  5. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Engine & Drivetrain
    Pull them out as a unit(Yes Carl, I said it again!) It is faster to do it that way. Will
  6. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Funnybone
    Carl, in my travels, I have probably seen bald knobs from all over-I just never looked to see them(go ahead-I know you can't pass this wide open space up!) This is a sacrifice offered to redeem myself for threatening to offer complete garbage for sale on ebay under the guise of selling a diamond in the rough! Will
  7. I hope you never do again! The '72 has 4 on/in/around each spring-talk about needing an upgrade! I am going through a '72, as you can tell from the helpers on the prings, it truely needs a suspension upgrade! Will
  8. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Funnybone
    Not to worry Bill, that last reply was from a man who actually claims that he was born in Bald Knob, AR.i I guess that better than being born of a rooster poot! You keep right on with the jokes! Here is one people must have missed! http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=10657&size=big&password=&sort=7&thecat=500 Read the text!
  9. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Funnybone
    Tell the truth now Bill, were you that little boy? I can't wait to hear what the story will be when you go to sell one of your Zs! Will
  10. Nice Job on the photochop! Makes for an interesting picture-just don't do it in metal on this site! Will
  11. Very Pretty car, but no wiper arm assys, headlight washers from a 280ZX turbo, and a neat(and large) drip catcher under the front spoiler! Maybe that's why the discription is so short!
  12. What makes you think it needs an upgrade? (sloppy handling, bouncing long after a bump, drifting at high speed, money burning a hole in your pocket...) What you should do depends on what the car is not doing that you want it to do. What part f the ride is the issue? Will PS, what ever you do , don't buy any of theses! http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=10657&password=&sort=7&thecat=500
  13. ......Or somebody is willing to publicly inflate their value in hopes of selling a factory restoration for a little less money! Money moves, fees are paid, car stays in the same garage- medium to long lived ebay ids with little or no activity-hmmm! Sounds a little like a rooster poot to me! if the price keeps going up, somebody does not want to lose his car... Will
  14. hls30.com commented on v12horse's comment on a gallery image in Member Albums
  15. First, Welcome to the club! :classic: :classic: You will find our arcives very helpful-if you use them! Second, The simple answers to your questions are: More stuff, and yes. a brief explanation of the answers is: The weight comes from strengthening the frame, adding mandated safety and epa- parts (Catalytic conveter, bigger bumpers with shock mounts). beefier differentials, stronger electrical devices(alternator, more wiring, heavier fuel pump, sway bars, bigger radiator, ...) more emissions controls, etc Adding weight always changes performance, it lowers the hp/weigh ratio. lowering acceleration times. It changes the roll center and the moment of inertia of the car, affecting the handling. Will
  16. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Polls
    Personally, I think we are full of it! Will
  17. hls30.com commented on hls30.com's comment on a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
  18. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Welcome to the Club and to Z-ownership! You will find a bunch of help, too much advice, and a healthy dose of praise! As Vicky said, post pictures, not only does that show the rest of us what you are doing, it also helps in the motivation department, (by allowing the rest of us to rib you when you slack off)and gives a point of reference to the pride you are putting in your car! Will Ps, forgot to mention the ocassional attempt at fun!
  19. Here is a link to the mfrs site with details on the"UNIT". http://www.lrultrasonics.com/industries/jewelry/sweepzone.html Will
  20. hls30.com commented on hls30.com's comment on a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
  21. hls30.com commented on hls30.com's comment on a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
  22. hls30.com commented on hls30.com's comment on a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
  23. hls30.com posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    I agree with 2ManyZs and Gee, the pictures cover only what you can see anyway, and fresh paint can cover problems for a while. Give the car a good once over where you have to get uncomfortable to see-check the floors from below-and under the carpet, check the spare tub, and the rails under the battery and outside just back from the wheels. Pull the doglegs, hatch trim, and the door panels and check inside for propper repair. The car is pretty, but will it stay that way if taken care of. or start rusting away? If you don't look for propper repair now, you will see how it was done in a year or so! Will
  24. I have tried putting them in the plastic basket, and suspending them with Fishing line and leader wire, and fine tunig the location. I have just done some research, and it looks like a L&R AG150R or and AG200 with heat would be the right machines for what I want to clean-parts and household things. What do you think? Will
  25. Mike, Thanks for the info, this one cleans jewelry-my wifes rings pretty well-at least she is happy with what it does-looks like the second tool that transitions from the workshop to the bedroom! No comment on the first! I will get a better unit, and contact The mfrs for suggestions. Will
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