Full Version: FS 914/4 2.0L heads
I'm selling the heads that came off my '76 2.0L parts car. They're in poor condition and will need complete rebuild. No fins are broken and there's no cracks from casual observation. $75 for the pair. SOLD
Pending. Edification of no cracks I would be interested.
Pm sent, I'll take em
QUOTE(914bub @ Aug 21 2016, 04:21 PM) 
Pm sent, I'll take em
Replied to PM.
Ok so I take it my first interest was not sufficient?
QUOTE(Mblizzard @ Aug 21 2016, 06:36 PM)
Pending. Edification of no cracks I would be interested.
Ok so I take it my first interest was not sufficient?
"I would be interested" compared to "I'll take them" followed by a PM...
"I'll take them" is a confirmation and "I would be interested" a maybe. Am I missing something here
Buyer had to back out. These heads are boxed up and ready to ship!
Ok I will take them if they are not cracked.
I'll take them cracks or not
Barefoot
Shipping to 29420 ?
Barefoot
Shipping to 29420 ?
This thread begs the question:
Could a list be posted by the managers of this website? A listed set of determining terms and phrases that would define commitment to buy an item offered, verses look at, or muse over?
I went to grade school back when grammar was a subject being taught and you could actually receive a D or F in a class verses a trophy just for chowing up!
Maybe a brief list of terms would help here.
Could a list be posted by the managers of this website? A listed set of determining terms and phrases that would define commitment to buy an item offered, verses look at, or muse over?
I went to grade school back when grammar was a subject being taught and you could actually receive a D or F in a class verses a trophy just for chowing up!
Maybe a brief list of terms would help here.
QUOTE(forrestkhaag @ Aug 24 2016, 08:29 AM)
This thread begs the question:
Could a list be posted by the managers of this website? A listed set of determining terms and phrases that would define commitment to buy an item offered, verses look at, or muse over?
I went to grade school back when grammar was a subject being taught and you could actually receive a D or F in a class verses a trophy just for chowing up!
Maybe a brief list of terms would help here.
Admittedly, my word choice was poor. Due in part to auto correct. But it will always be subjective in some ways. When they are presented as no cracks but only on casual observations, it seems fair to ask for confirmation of that before making a purchase. But it is still up to the seller to decide the criteria for response.
QUOTE(forrestkhaag @ Aug 24 2016, 12:29 PM)
This thread begs the question:
Could a list be posted by the managers of this website? A listed set of determining terms and phrases that would define commitment to buy an item offered, verses look at, or muse over?
I went to grade school back when grammar was a subject being taught and you could actually receive a D or F in a class verses a trophy just for chowing up!
Maybe a brief list of terms would help here.
I have lost good deals by posting "will take pending pictures" or some such thing.
If someone posts "I'll take it" with no conditions, that will always take precedence over a conditional post.
Someone with conditions attached is interested; but, is not committed.
The post with no conditions attached is committed.
Yep, you gotta be realistic. The heads looks like shit but indeed $50 for a core 914 2.0 head is cheap. The listings that really irk me are the ones when someone responds I will take them and then backs out. If you say you are buying something, you commit...no excuses. I lost out on a set of front turn signal lenses with the turn signals in them because some douche decided to pass and I didnt post in the add that i wanted second in line....
Those heads have been sold. Thanks gentlemen!
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