Triumph : TR-3 Parts Vehicle, non-rolling

Response: Sorry, afraid that's too high - already have bid form another company for $694. If you want to go for $600 - $650, that could work. Let me know. P.S. "form" should, of course, be "from" - didn't proof-read well, sorry.4/4/2012

Response: : Hello Joe could you do $700 and lets close this deal Please Thanks 4/5/2012

Response: O.k., I can do $700. Unloading at my end will be onto an open, flatbed trailer of mine (I have to do this to store properly at my place). I will need to tell seller/shipper what day he can expect you to pick up, and please let me know when you expect to deliver. Thank you. Please confirm by return message, and we're ready to go.4/5/2012

Response: The Provider Directory lists you as being available according to the Search criteria I used, which was the Pickup Location Zip Code and the Delivery Location Zip Code. Your listing states that you do interstate shipments. The obvious implication is: Regardless of where you are, you do shipments lots of other places.4/18/2012

Response: : Sorry, I meant I'm in TX now. I'm on my way to AZ then back to AL, then to Chicago, back to TX, back to IL, back to TX and then to northern WI. I wouldn't be able to help by your listed delivery date. If something changes and I can help I'll be glad to bid. Thanks, Steve4/18/2012

Response: O.k., now I understand - sorry 'bout that! I'm not in a tremendous hurry, and I can easily change/extend the pick-up and delivery time-frame if you can tell me what you can reasonably do, and we can get this done. This is a strictly-parts car, not some kind of "precious object", but I've already had two "Providers" bail out on me after settling on price, etc., both for fishy reasons. Since it's simply a parts car, I understand there are some ins-and-outs involved, but I need to get a solid commitment on completing the transport, while being fairly flexible on the dates involved. I can also maybe be a bit flexible on transport price, though I'm working with a somewhat limited budget. Please contact me as needed for added details, and let's see if we can get this done. Thank you very much. J.S.Bridges, aka oneshorter4/19/2012

Response: I am uncertain as to whether or not the present tires can be pumped up, as they have apparently been flat for some time. You would need to discuss this with the Seller/Shipper, who has volunteered to assist with loading at his location (he has a forklift that is large enough, as part of his business equipment) and the whole thing could be slid on a couple of timbers or a large machine skid/pallet if the tires won't pump up. I can give you contact info when bid is accepted. Unloading at delivery would be to a flatbed trailer that is already available, but is not street-licensed currently. Please let me know - I can extend the pickup/delivery dates if needed. Thanks, J.S.Bridges, aka oneshorter.4/25/2012

Response: As stated before: The Seller/Shipper reports that a) the tires are currently flat and have been for some time now, and may not inflate properly as a result, and b) the wheels may not turn properly, as there appears to be rust in/on the brakes, preventing them from turning freely. Seller/Shipper will assist with loading, using forklift at his place of business, at no expense to you. I can give you his contact info when you have booked the job, and you can coordinate the pickup with him. If you book before the listing expires and need more time to do the pickup/delivery, let me know and I will change the dates. Thanks.4/28/2012