I know that this subject was mentioned previously. I've been really busy & just catching up to my emails. I wanted to respond to the list since my name was mentioned & I can add some insight to the experience. In addition, I will not stand for the latent mischaracterizations & injurious comments about us during our visit with Claude. Much has been said about Claude and his repugnant behavior towards us during the parts move. All of us were disappointed in Claude that cold January 14th 2004 and especially his ignoble ploys towards us now. Claude didn't care about our safety or well being during the move. No effort was made to fix a broken ladder which was necessary to climb in order to move the parts, or turn the heating system on, or clear the mountains of scrap wood & miscellaneous gobbledygook that had to be moved first in order to gain access to the cars & parts. In addition, after reading Marc Levy's & David Teitelbaum's posts to the list, I agree with them 100%. The cars & parts were misrepresented on Ebay. There was one (1) new part in the entire inventory and Claude didn't lift a finger during the move. However, I must pay him a compliment that he is the world's greatest supervisor. However, trying to stay positive about this experience, Rob, Marc, David and I had some great laughs throughout the day. That evening when we stopped for dinner, I looked at the crew that Rob assembled for this move. Despite the bad experience that we had that looooooong day, it was worth it to me to fly up from Maryland and spend some time with a great group of people. David & Marc are real troopers. They drove from New Jersey to Connecticut that morning. They worked all day in the bitter cold & listened to Claude's nonexistent, obtuse version of stainless steel repair techniques. After loading the parts & cars into the trailer, they drove from Connecticut to Long Island in a snow & ice storm. They were separated and lost from Rob & I on the way back to PJ Grady. They dropped off David's trailer, sometime after 2:30am, then decided to drive back to New Jersey in the blizzard. The entire time they never complained. David kept a smile on his face and Marc always had a Claude joke ready. Rob Grady & I were amazed at the skill that David has driving his truck & car trailer in a snow & ice storm. It wasn't an easy drive, especially with the added weight of the parts & cars. The experience with Claude that day was very negative. There is nothing that Claude owns that I want. I would never buy anything from him or would I recommend him. His penchant for dismantling those DeLorean's in such a slipshod manner proved to me that he is far from ever being an expert on the DeLorean marque. Sincerely, Michael Pack Vin 20069 PS. I flew back to Long Island to help unload the parts from the trailer. Rob & I unloaded every box from the trailer looking for, what Claude calls, misappropriated items. The items in question are a headlight alignment tool (non DMC tool) and a starter pistol. Every box was unloaded and searched. No headlight tool or starter pistol was found. To address comments privately to the moderating team, please address: moderators@xxxxxxxxxxx For more info on the list, tech articles, cars for sale see www.dmcnews.com To search the archives or view files, log in at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dmcnews Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dmcnews/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: dmcnews-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/