The Enforcer wrote:
"USE FA"

Eat ****.

The Enforcer wrote:
"USE FA"

Eat ****.

On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:23:31 GMT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote:

As the car did not come equiped with a ham radio, "F* off" and buy a Toyota
the next time.

Oh, and what does Toyota have to do with ANYTHING?

Do Toyota's now come with Ham radios installed?
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:23:31 GMT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote:

As the car did not come equiped with a ham radio, "F* off" and buy a Toyota
the next time.

Oh, and what does Toyota have to do with ANYTHING?

Do Toyota's now come with Ham radios installed?
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:23:31 GMT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote:

As the car did not come equiped with a ham radio, "F* off" and buy a Toyota
the next time.

Oh, and what does Toyota have to do with ANYTHING?

Do Toyota's now come with Ham radios installed?
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 22:11:38 -0500, "s6sej73w9"
wrote:

When you sold the car you gave up recorse to the problem.

I wasn't going to keep a car that rattled the way this one did.

The car is gone, let it go, bitching time is over, you are out the $$.

I'm not going to give up $420+ that easy, sorry.

Overweight is BS, the "clams" at ford were definatly lying to you. They are
idiots to tell you that.

Agreed. 100%.

But, you could have found the rattle yourself with some friends too Not that
hard.

I did have a few friends look at it - they found the source (can't
recall exactly what it was) but it was something that would involve
quite a bit of labor to fix.

Radios do nothing to warrenty, Fords have been the choice for Cop cars for a
long time.

Well, remember - when a police agency buys a car, they pay more for
the car and warranty.

You were screwed by local dealer, go to corperate, keep complaining you
could get some $$ back, but you may have to have a lawyer write the letters
for you, for Ford to take it seriously, and that will cost over $400.
Live and learn.

I have gone to Ford Corporate. Useless. I'm now going to the Bureau of
Automotive Repairs. Next will be 7 on your side.
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 22:11:38 -0500, "s6sej73w9"
wrote:

When you sold the car you gave up recorse to the problem.

I wasn't going to keep a car that rattled the way this one did.

The car is gone, let it go, bitching time is over, you are out the $$.

I'm not going to give up $420+ that easy, sorry.

Overweight is BS, the "clams" at ford were definatly lying to you. They are
idiots to tell you that.

Agreed. 100%.

But, you could have found the rattle yourself with some friends too Not that
hard.

I did have a few friends look at it - they found the source (can't
recall exactly what it was) but it was something that would involve
quite a bit of labor to fix.

Radios do nothing to warrenty, Fords have been the choice for Cop cars for a
long time.

Well, remember - when a police agency buys a car, they pay more for
the car and warranty.

You were screwed by local dealer, go to corperate, keep complaining you
could get some $$ back, but you may have to have a lawyer write the letters
for you, for Ford to take it seriously, and that will cost over $400.
Live and learn.

I have gone to Ford Corporate. Useless. I'm now going to the Bureau of
Automotive Repairs. Next will be 7 on your side.
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 22:11:38 -0500, "s6sej73w9"
wrote:

When you sold the car you gave up recorse to the problem.

I wasn't going to keep a car that rattled the way this one did.

The car is gone, let it go, bitching time is over, you are out the $$.

I'm not going to give up $420+ that easy, sorry.

Overweight is BS, the "clams" at ford were definatly lying to you. They are
idiots to tell you that.

Agreed. 100%.

But, you could have found the rattle yourself with some friends too Not that
hard.

I did have a few friends look at it - they found the source (can't
recall exactly what it was) but it was something that would involve
quite a bit of labor to fix.

Radios do nothing to warrenty, Fords have been the choice for Cop cars for a
long time.

Well, remember - when a police agency buys a car, they pay more for
the car and warranty.

You were screwed by local dealer, go to corperate, keep complaining you
could get some $$ back, but you may have to have a lawyer write the letters
for you, for Ford to take it seriously, and that will cost over $400.
Live and learn.

I have gone to Ford Corporate. Useless. I'm now going to the Bureau of
Automotive Repairs. Next will be 7 on your side.
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On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 21:22:24 +0900, "Brenda Ann Dyer"
wrote:

Ummmm.... why? The post has nothing to do with an auction, or even a sale.
It was asking for help with an issue.

I'm guessing "The Enforcer" is referring to the fact that when 1d10ts
post eBay auction links to some of the other rec.radio. groups and use
For Sale (when the FAQ states to use FA or For Auction), I reply
telling the person to use FA or For Auction.

Not sure what that has to do with this, just a clueless poster I
guess.
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On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 21:22:24 +0900, "Brenda Ann Dyer"
wrote:

Ummmm.... why? The post has nothing to do with an auction, or even a sale.
It was asking for help with an issue.

I'm guessing "The Enforcer" is referring to the fact that when 1d10ts
post eBay auction links to some of the other rec.radio. groups and use
For Sale (when the FAQ states to use FA or For Auction), I reply
telling the person to use FA or For Auction.

Not sure what that has to do with this, just a clueless poster I
guess.
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