Dear Claude, Take a minute and reread my post. Then point out the inflammatory remarks. I wasn't trying to turn anybody off your products or workmanship. I stated more than once about what I had "remembered". Also why are you so angry? What would be my motive for misrepresenting your lot? I don't have anything against you. I had actually told others who asked me about you, to take a look for themselves and I said you were friendly. Also you didn't REFUSE to sell to me. I simply wasn't interested. How was I shady? Was it because I brought my mother and father up on a Sunday from New Jersey? Shady criminals usually do that? I was there for over 2 hours and you showed me the entire place. Why attack me when others have said in previous postings of the red flags they sensed because of no pictures, that's all. I stated you were not someone who would part his collection out. That's all. I don't like Bricklins so I may have been harsh in that regard and for that I apologize. Also you think I am someone who parts out cars?. Probably the reason why I bought a damaged car from Maryland and dumped over $15,000.00 in to it. I am sure others on the list know me and saw my before and after pictures. Even my old (used) parts I GAVE to another delorean owner because he was so generous in helping me out and I hate throwing any delorean part away. I certainly have not profited from any delorean. And I have only owned 1 delorean. I also never attacked you nor claimed you were not honest and true. People need to calm down and hey If I am wrong then I will apologize. Joseph Molino vin 2850 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vin 5386" <delorean_stainless@xxxx> To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 7:33 PM Subject: Re: [DML] Re: Preproduction Car On eBay--- Owner Reply > Id like to point out that anyone that is familiar with > a working garage will know that there are usually > parts everyware. If you were to look at my garage, and > I do have pics of it up on my website, you can see > that the longer the restoration goes on the more > crowded things come. Right now you'd be hard set to > find the D in my garage amoung all the extra parts. > When you restore cars theres going to be a huge mess. > The responcibility of the mechanic is to keep this > "mess" to a minimum. If a garage is a total mess and > everything is up side down then parts get damaged and > shows that the mechanic is quite sloppy in there > process. If everything is shelved, stacked off to the > sides, floors are clean sweeped, no large oil spills > around and the shop looks as though it functions in a > timly manner it is a good indication that the mechanic > also does. I know theres a few other people on this > list like me with a tiny garage. I feel your pain! > theres never enough room for everything. If you see a > commercial garage that is a total wreck you might just > want to move on. of course this is alot different then > a working garage. guess it all depends on you POV. > > Todd > Vin 5386 > --- fivetwofive <CBL302@xxxx> wrote: > > > > > > (I am the one running that auction) > > Hey, > > You have No idea what you are talking about,the > > Pre-production was a > > running car(NEVER was in ANY KIND of fire)PLEASE IF > > YOU DO NOT KNOW > > YOUR FACTS--SHUT YOUR MOUTH, > > > To address comments privately to the moderating team, please address: > moderators@xxxx > > 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 > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > >