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<blockquote data-quote="CobraBob" data-source="post: 12119019" data-attributes="member: 6727"><p>Big mistake on your part for not stating the application years for the Spec flywheel. I don't blame the guy for being ticked off. Post up the exact ad as it was placed in CL. From what you posted, I would have assumed as well that the flywheel would fit the same year range. Had you posted the years, this particular buyer would have passed on this or asked for a price on just the clutch, as the flywheel would be of no value to him since it wouldn't fit his car. It might be too late, but I would refund the buyer $150.00 (the value of the flywheel which is 50% of your stated retain price) since you failed to list the application years. You can also ask him to return the flywheel but I doubt at this point he's going to do that. He ticked off. Work with him and you might forgo small claims court. If he does serve you, you'll likely lose the case in court and the judge will have to determine the monetary award for the buyer. </p><p></p><p>My advice for the future is ALWAYS state ALL application years for ALL parts you're selling. Or clearly state that the application year range applies to all of the parts. That keeps it nice and neat for both you and any potential buyers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraBob, post: 12119019, member: 6727"] Big mistake on your part for not stating the application years for the Spec flywheel. I don't blame the guy for being ticked off. Post up the exact ad as it was placed in CL. From what you posted, I would have assumed as well that the flywheel would fit the same year range. Had you posted the years, this particular buyer would have passed on this or asked for a price on just the clutch, as the flywheel would be of no value to him since it wouldn't fit his car. It might be too late, but I would refund the buyer $150.00 (the value of the flywheel which is 50% of your stated retain price) since you failed to list the application years. You can also ask him to return the flywheel but I doubt at this point he's going to do that. He ticked off. Work with him and you might forgo small claims court. If he does serve you, you'll likely lose the case in court and the judge will have to determine the monetary award for the buyer. My advice for the future is ALWAYS state ALL application years for ALL parts you're selling. Or clearly state that the application year range applies to all of the parts. That keeps it nice and neat for both you and any potential buyers. [/QUOTE]
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