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02-24-2007, 08:35 AM
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mmm bearing tool
i need to replace my rear wheel bearings and reckon $15 for borrowing your tool would be awesome, the only problem being im over in england so i reckon the postage would be at least $20 each way, still i figure $55 would be worth it, then i guesse there would be a $200 deposit, and that would mean me trusting you will post item and will refund money upon return, and how would the money transfer, i have paypal but they charge so i guesse direct bank transfer would be better, how about listing on ebay (as a rental) so we both have some protection? what do you think, would you be happy to ship to england? thanks mark. |
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03-16-2007, 08:40 PM
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ill give to $100 for it.(maybe more if you're good) i'm a mechanic and i'm always buying tools. are you every really going to use this thing again? |
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