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18/07/2015 7:20 am
I was looking at the auctions were the seller mentions "low dust" and ....
I think he meant to say NO DUST. He mentions in the same breath that they were in sealed display cases. Stands to reason he meant NO DUST and unfortunately to save time, he copied and pasted his item description to accommodate all his auctions just adjusting them where needed. He also mentions that his 1941 FM Continental has a broken but included antenna!! Well to my knowledge NONE of the FM 1941 Continentals HAD an antenna! LOL so .... just saying..... cut the guy a little slack! I think he just didn't proof read his descriptions carefully, but IS an honest person. Just my 2 cents!!
18/07/2015 8:00 am
Scroll down and read post #49817 thread.
Topic starter
18/07/2015 8:27 am
I did Larry thats why I am mentioning this HERE
Because everyone seems to think the guy in fact is saying these models have low dust when in fact I really think he meant to say NO DUST and it was a typo or word predict error.
18/07/2015 8:36 am
What about the missing driver side mirror on the Buick?
18/07/2015 8:37 am
Phil the point of my post was classifying a model as MIB when parts are broken or missing.
I don't feel "Low" or "No" can be a typo but rather lack of concern for accuracy. Read all of her current and prior listings.