RE: [BaadAssGremlins] Re: Ain't AMC Stuff

Nice work John

John W Rosa <JohnRosa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Here's the specific auction details, with his/her changes: "AMC/PACER/AMBASSADOR REPLACEMENT CASSETTE" "VINTAGE RGA VINTAGE AMC car stereo featuring ,CASSETTE,am/fm switch,tone control,local distance switch,,push button tuning, balance control, brand new in box good for older , AMC/PACER/ AMBASSADOR ,etc,and other full size cars. THIS UNIT FROM EARLY 70'S COMES WITH AMC STICKON LOGO,FITS 60S -70S- 80S-90S 30 day exchange guaranty.buyer pays shipping..." http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8018636725 I checked his/her list of items and ALL the AMC radios have had 'NOS' removed and 'replacement' subsituted. Not so for the Ford and other maker radios. Maybe he/she is only 'NOT' scared of us AMCers. ;) My latest reply, since he/she asked my view on the changes, is as follows: "OK, since you asked, I'll go along as if you DON'T intend to mislead people and give a fair review of the ad text: The title fix is great, though you might add 'NIB' where 'NOS' was, to inform folks it's New In the Box. As for the details, they still mislead. Here's how it should read: 'Vintage RCA aftermarket AM/FM/Cassette head unit, (other features), brand new in box (additional description), fits many vehicles of the 60s, 70s and 80s. I will include with your purchase a custom decal depicting the auto maker of your choice, including AMC, Ford, (etc), to affix to the front of the unit after installation for a 'factory-type' appearance. (additional payment, shipping and other details)'. That would be the proper way to sell these, not by making believe you don't know any better. If you genuinely want to do right by the bidders, then I commend that and am sorry for coming down so hard on you. I just don't like to see folks getting screwed over. Good luck with the revised sales." Let's see what that olive branch gets us. John W Rosa www.JavelinAMX.com