It’s easy. You list a reasonably price set of pedals that have been completely gone through and then a guy wants it way cheaper even though the work has been done already and intends to sell them in his website for 3 times the price.....I’ve got a problem with that. Let me know if you’ve got anymore statements I can answer.
Jake
I have a few.
So, i take it you hate flippers then.
Ever go to a grocery store?
An auto parts store?
Or even a clothing store?
That's markup flipper central..........
Just stating reality.
But it really boils down to this.
If you don't like the price, then don't buy it.
If the offer isn't enough if you are a seller, then don't sell it.
Simple enough, really.
Over all of the the years I've been dealing with cars and parts, I have dealt with all types of people that have a hard luck story, (Or) ''I'm on a very limited budget'', ''I'll never sell it for a profit'', ''It's a father/son project and he's paying for it and has very little money'', or the ever popular excuse of ''You didn't pay anything for it anyway, why don't you just give it to me?'' etc. etc. I've heard it all.
Personally, if you don't bullshit me, I find that goes a long way.........
I have given away more stuff than I can remember, and have had lots of stuff given to me as well.
I don't care if you are Dan Brewer or Richard Petty, or the person down the street, my price is my price.
Don't like it?
Then don't buy it (or sell it to me for that matter).
If you sell a clutch pedal assembly to Brewer's, what do you think he's going to do with them?
That's why you set your price and stick by it.
And if Brewer's turns around and sells them for a profit, good on them.
As long as you got what you needed out of them, why would you really care?
And to the O.P., it's good that you brought out the point that Dan Brewer helped you, and it was for free!
It brings to light that he isn't just a flipper, but a good businessman and good to the Mopar hobby as well.
Cudos to him!
