The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network - View Single Post

Goob · 03-05-2003, 08:49 AM

Jeremy, as a member of several truck boards, and with 440 posts on this one, I would hope that some of your posts have something of more relevance than a correction of your own incorrect assumption, at the expense of mucking up my ad.

Imagine being someone that was truly interested in a pristine truck such as I have advertised, and missing it because some Yahoo flamer couldn't stand to read without adding inflamatory and irrelevant commentary, again, on the basis of their own incorrect assumption.

I never mentioned Dale Earnhardt, or North Carolina, but I do find the origin of a vehicle to be of some interest to most buyers, especially of a vehicle such as this one.

The truck IS what I said it is, no more, no less, and I would think that the purpose of a message board such as this one is to bring information on vehicles like this to enthusiasts of a very specific interest in such.

If my ad has clogged up your truck enthusiast message board beyond the "rules" and/or the terms of use that I read during signing in, please have an administrator remove it.

The 1973-1987 Chevrolet & GMC Pickups Parts Board > is what it says on top of the page.....

This is the correct area for a classified ad?

I didn't post it to simply read compliments or make friends, the truck is paid for, and I really don't care if I sell it or not, but if I do, I would hope for it to be sold to someone that it is appreciative of the value of such a find.

I bought it simply because it served my immediate need, and is in such pristine condition, with good history, although it is not exactly what I was looking for. That is why it is offered for sale at this time.

Trades for a crew-cab Dually or well equipped single wheel truck would be considered. I like to take my dog with me, and the standard cab is a little tight for myself, my girlfriend, and 115# of Black Lab.

I'm sorry you misinterpreted my ad, and that others have had to read this near pee'ing match.

Thanks,
Dave Cook

03-05-2003, 08:49 AM	#15
Goob Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Indianapolis Posts: 14	Jeremy, as a member of several truck boards, and with 440 posts on this one, I would hope that some of your posts have something of more relevance than a correction of your own incorrect assumption, at the expense of mucking up my ad. Imagine being someone that was truly interested in a pristine truck such as I have advertised, and missing it because some Yahoo flamer couldn't stand to read without adding inflamatory and irrelevant commentary, again, on the basis of their own incorrect assumption. I never mentioned Dale Earnhardt, or North Carolina, but I do find the origin of a vehicle to be of some interest to most buyers, especially of a vehicle such as this one. The truck IS what I said it is, no more, no less, and I would think that the purpose of a message board such as this one is to bring information on vehicles like this to enthusiasts of a very specific interest in such. If my ad has clogged up your truck enthusiast message board beyond the "rules" and/or the terms of use that I read during signing in, please have an administrator remove it. The 1973-1987 Chevrolet & GMC Pickups Parts Board > is what it says on top of the page..... This is the correct area for a classified ad? I didn't post it to simply read compliments or make friends, the truck is paid for, and I really don't care if I sell it or not, but if I do, I would hope for it to be sold to someone that it is appreciative of the value of such a find. I bought it simply because it served my immediate need, and is in such pristine condition, with good history, although it is not exactly what I was looking for. That is why it is offered for sale at this time. Trades for a crew-cab Dually or well equipped single wheel truck would be considered. I like to take my dog with me, and the standard cab is a little tight for myself, my girlfriend, and 115# of Black Lab. I'm sorry you misinterpreted my ad, and that others have had to read this near pee'ing match. Thanks, Dave Cook