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From: Fellippe Galletta (fellippe.galletta![]() |
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Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 09:50:32 -0700 (PDT) |
On Mon, Oct 17, 2011 at 12:26 PM, Phil Tegtmeier <philville [at] windstream.net> wrote:
She got what she deserved....I can't believe people are so dumb to not understand what is going on, what's fair and what's not.In the mid 90's I sold a 308 GTB to a client who became some what of a friend.....at the time I re-call that the price was 27.5 and I told them that in my opinion if they took care of the car and properly maintained it they should never lose any money by owning that car.
Over a period of years the owner self maintained and may ( or may not have done a good job).
About 2 / 3 years ago I received the call that none of us like to hear, from his widow, he had died and she needed to sell the car.
I went to her home, the car was sitting in a garage, and not much of a garage. the wheels were blocked to keep it from rolling down hill out of the garage ( I never had the opportunity to see if there was a problem with the brakes, because the car could not be run.
The owner had taken the carbs off to re - build and then had gotten sick.
I suggested to the widow that we take the car to a shop ( any shop ) and have it put back together. She was adamant that the car not leave the premises.
At the time, I would guess that a really nice 308 GTB ( carb'd ) might have brought into the upper 30's. This car was at best, even forgetting about the carbs and brakes an 85' point ( a nice driver) car.
At the time, I had a buyer who would pay me ( as I re call ) 27, or 27.5 for the car ( as is ) I offered to make the deal work and told her I would do so for a $1000.00 commission.
She let me know very quickly what she thought of my offer, my character and my earlier statements about not losing money, that in fact she had been advised by a close friend to take no less than 32k.
Over a period of a few days we tried to communicate and I may have actually offered to have the customer go directly to her and not take any commission ( I am reluctant to say I definitely made that offer, but I am stupid enough that I probably did)
she refused the offers and told me that she needed the money and that I was being greedy and unfair.
A few days later I had a call from her daughter asking me why I was being "mean" to her mother and why was I trying to take advantage of her.
I decided to stop being mean and no longer tried to reach her.
Several months later she sold the car to a "friend" of mine for $16,000.00 his first call was to me to gloat. And then he sold the car for 25k.
In turn she has told people locally what a bad person I am, go figure.
Sorry to hear....no good deed goes unpunished.
FG
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