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Hey Mark,

This guy wasted my time....I turned up at an agreed Time and location and waited for 20 mins for him not to show.

Then after I told him, that I was no longer interested....gives me a negative Trader rating.

Brendon....GROW up.

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Change of mind......So now your only selling the head gasket?????

Could this be why you didn't show up yesterday?????

Your allowed to change your mind....just don't like it when you waste my TIME.

Phillip

to set the record straight this is what happened.

I was there at 4.25....left at 4.50 to miss the traffic.

A ute was parked in the drive all the time I was there.

Waited in the car...then stood at the drive entry...so that I could still see if someone when to the car or if they came out of the staff entrance. When to the siliconed sealed entrance at TM's...when back to the drive...then waited in the car again.

I can get it for $450....won't pay any more now.

Best of luck Phillip

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what happened. saw your car and walked outside but could not see you then the car was gone

i could not find him and he coudl not find the main building entrance. I waited for phone call or him to turn up at reception ( which no one has had problem finding before)

I am only changed ad to sell head gasket this morning you notice.

Anyway ill speak to you tonight mark

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You when outside.....saw the car....then it was gone.

DID YOU BLINK and I...like the flash got in my car and left, without you seeing me?????

Who are you kidding....you wouldn't know the truth if you fell over it....but then again if I can do all that in the time it takes you to blink.....YOU would fall over it.

You've wasted enough of my time....won't repond to any more of your CRAP.

Phillip

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