Third Gen Sales
 

http://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/show...hreadid=343956

Anyone know who this is? Cherry Hill, NJ. Someone flyer this person!

cool, now I have another option when I need parts 8-)

~Ted

Shoreparts
Registered: Jan 2006
Location: Cherry Hill, NJ
Posts: 0

Shoreparts, in Cherry Hill? Must be the shores of the Delaware. :)

Noone I know in Cherry Hill has that many thirdgens that Ive ever heard of, and Ive lived there all my life. Chances are he lives in Cherry Hill but the cars are somewhere else... its not the type of town you can just have 10 cars sitting around and noone call the township. :lol:

that's the type of person that is completely unprepared for the business they are in. they were overwhelmed by 50 emails.

now, [RANT]this is the type of person who, in 20 or so years, will be in shock over the prices that thirdgens will bring. they'll be like, you know how many cars we cut up and hacked for their parts, only to make our rent payment? and now we could buy a house with just one of those cars. how stupid we were back then.[/RANT]

sorry, people cutting up perfectly good thirdgens make me sick. and before you get on your high horse, there is no way they bought 10 junked thirdgens to do this with. maybe 2 or three have been in accidents/incidents that totalled them out, but i highly doubt all of them were.

k, i'm done.

Exzactly why Im keeping my car when I get a nother fbody...

thats BS

you must love smokingss then, he cut up an 88 1LE! :rofl:

NOT PROVEN lol, plus the car had most junkyard parts already swapped into it so almost nothign worthwhile was left. I usually only cut up cars that have been wrecked or rusted out, or v6's lol. I have considred taking certain rarer and more desireable parts ive came across and putting them in storage for 20 or so years, then theyll be worth a little bit more.

it makes for a nice user title, but that's about it. if the car is an ash-can, then there is no reason not to cut it up and sell off the useable parts, if that's what you're into. but these people definitely got in over their heads. overwhelmed by 50 emails in 24 hours. what were they expecting? i mean, it's almost like gold is $500 an ounce and you suddenly jump up and say, "i've got gold for $50 an ounce". mad rush is an understatement. that and thirdgen.org is a national site, not regional or statewide. they were conceivably advertising to over 50,000 people at the same time. hello, is this thing on? testing, one two three.

:stupid:

its like having a little mom and pop store and advertising during the superbowl.