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Hi - since you have a bunch of small parts - do you have the small piece of rubber that fills the gap between the bottom driver's side mirror an the black strip that runs along the top of the door.

Thanks.

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ive spoken to him ONCE when he sent me pics of items i was interested in. EVERYTIME i repied saying i would take them, i have heard NOTHING.

It just annoys me how people want to sell stuff, then are pretty blaze about responding to all enquiries. If i even had 50 items to sell, I would go out my way to resond to all questions.

I wouldnt put up with this from a registered business, so why should i have to put up with it from a private seller?

Sorry Burk012 for hijacking your thread, u may be a good seller and are just having a difficult time at the moment. I dont know your circumstances, but being a regular purchaser it peeves me to see it happen (not just with u). I think it must be one of "those" days for me....

Sorry for the hijack once again.

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Hi - since you have a bunch of small parts - do you have the small piece of rubber that fills the gap between the bottom driver's side mirror an the black strip that runs along the top of the door.

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na dont think i do sorry

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