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Old 05-02-2009, 10:55 PM
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Hello guys,
I have been running service for the HVAC company i work for,for the last month.
I realy didnt belive there were any more cubs in California let alone in my home town!! I ran across a 102 and an original two different locations.They are both sitting out in the weather just rotting away.the climate i live in is very dry so rust aint to bad but the sun and heat has done a number to them.
I got a chance to talk to the owner of the 102,his father owned it and he inherited it.it has been sitting in his yard for twenty years and hasnt moved!!Id imagine it has a decent engine in it!!Said it ran when parked under the tree.
The original is sitting against the side of a garage with a bird cage on top of it!!Havent found anyone home at that residence yet.

How do you guys get cubs in this situation,I left my phone number with the guy with the 102 and he said hed think about it,I dont want to be insensitive,should I just let it alone???
Im going to try to get ahold of the people with the original,if I get a chance this comeing week ill snap a couple photos to show you all!!
Jason
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Old 05-03-2009, 12:26 AM
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I've had no such luck this way, some guys have the knack for convincing someone to sell, not me. I found that most people don't like to be approached to sell and will say no, then you come back two weeks later and they sold it.

Plant the seed and go back in a week. Never leave your number as it gives you no excuse to return.

Scott
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Old 05-03-2009, 08:47 AM
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Always carry cash when going to look at something you're interested in. I've found on several occasions that when I pull out some cash and count it in front of them they'll either take your offer or at least give you a price.
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