Response: Jason, In just being straight out honest which is how I do things, I do have another active offer at $343 and should find out more on that one tomorrow. If he cancels out, I'll probably be looking at the next lowest level of bids which yours would be one of. Bottom line, if you really want a shot, just submit your best bid offer. The current range is $343 - $595. Anything at $400 or less would improve your chances but much over that and I'll probably rent a trailer and pull it with my S-10 or one of my friends trucks. If I pay $100 trailer rental and $150 on fuel, thats about $250 but I'm willing to pay a few bucks more to be able save the time it would take to get this done. The balls back in your court and it's entirely up to you. I don't believe in playing bidders against themselves and the bids are what they are but you need to price your services appropriately for your success and I totally understand that. Thanks for your interest and have a great evening! (5/8/2008)

Response: I'm figuring 450 if you would be ok with that. Please let me know what you think. Thanks, jason (5/8/2008)

Response: Answer was mistakenly replied to on your initial question. (5/8/2008)

Response: Thanks for the response. I have a bid in on another item down there and if that comes through I can do better then the 343, but I won't know until tomorrow. If I get that one also, your item would be on the way to other item. I will let you know as soon as I hear from them. Thanks again, (5/8/2008)

Response: Sounds good JJ and I definitely did not mean that you had to match the 343 to get a chance...if $375 or $400 is the best you can do, I may still be interested. My low bidder keeps promising but has never been able to finalize plans. I'm getting a little impatient with him. I do know that he lives within 30 mile radius of my home, as he already mentioned that which undoubtedly leads to his low and aggressive bidding. Thought you might like to know. Have a great day and an even better weekend!! Cal (5/9/2008)