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I have a problem. I have posted a engine on ebay and said somthing in my description that it now appears I can't back up. Back in the 90's I had a part time helper working with me. When things were slow we would rebuild stuff to keep busy. Well between the two of us we rebuilt this engine. I had all reciepts,and remember, kinda, doing the job.I have had it stored all this time. Well its now on ebay and I have looked for days for the paper work, no luck.I dont want to cancel the auction, but I can't give precise answers. I also dont want to sell it for used engine money just because I can't find the D**m papers.What would you people do, altho I think I already know the answer.I'm startin to not like doing this stuff anymore.
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35thbdaytr6
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You can either cancel then resubmit, revise with a post below the description, or cancel all bids and revise. If there are no bids and more than 24 hours left, it will allow you to revise existing text.
Geo Hahn
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You can always get info into an auction by responding to questions and selecting the option of having the Q&A added to the auction text. But that may end up sounding fishy or evasive to someone who doesn't know you.
Not knowing what you said but assuming something like "have all the receipts" you may be better off with a do-over than inserting comments or disclaimers into an existing auction.
Not knowing what you said but assuming something like "have all the receipts" you may be better off with a do-over than inserting comments or disclaimers into an existing auction.
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BoxoRocks, I'm a licensed auto appraiser. If the documents don't exist it's not verifiable. 'Recent doc's' showing major parts purchase etc. and photo's are the industry standard for rebuilds. It's business not personal. You could sell to a friend/associate on your word but not to the general public as there is too much fraud out there. Re-list and ask a fair price with an explanation. Good luck. Pat
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I would cancel the sale, repost it, and say exactly what you just said here. If you feedback is good you shouldn't have too much trouble. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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I would cancel the sale, repost it, and say exactly what you just said here. If you feedback is good you shouldn't have too much trouble. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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Ok now I'm probably gonna sound like an idiot, but what papers should you have with a rebuilt motor? I have rebuilt a ton of motors and the only recipts I have ever had were from having the machine shop vat the block.
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Oh ok, see over here in OK we also know how to do all the work on our own engines. That way we don't have to rely on someone else decking our heads, or doing our valve jobs, and such. I guess having too many yankee dollars laying around makes you lazy so you just pay others to do your work for ya. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/jester.gif
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