Facebook Seller with LOTS of parts
- Thread starter Dick Steinkamp
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Yep. Been talking to him.
I figured you would be, Tom.
Contact for him?...I don't facebook...
All I have at this point is facebook and messenger
Communication with sellers is just like we do on this Forum. You can either post on his Facebook thread or PM (Messenger) him though Facebook. Very few will post their email addy or phone number for obvious reasons.
I don't "Facebook" either, but I've found that their "Marketplace" has become the go to place for sellers/buyers and is the new "Craigs List".
I mean that I cant log in to anything on facebook....Where in NC is he...anyone know? Its a big state, but those trees in the pics look semi-local to me...
His name is Eric Ingle and he's in Asheville.
You can register with Facebook in about 30 seconds. You only have to use it for what you want. You don't have to correspond with a bunch of (faux) friends with it. You can just join the few Facebook groups that deal with E3 or E9 info and parts. I have NO use for Facebook other than this. The information from some Facebook members can be sketchy, but I have found some great parts there that were not on this forum, eBay, Craigslist or other usual suspects.
Thanks, Dick...just the right encouragement for me.
Will do, Scott..when I saw "log in", I started backing the car up...
Will do, Scott..when I saw "log in", I started backing the car up...
i sent him a message to ask about a few things that i saw. they might be up your alley if they are the right stuff. i'll send you a PM with what i get back
Thanks...only an hour from here, so I hope to correspond with the guy to see what's there...
Link, leads to a dead end on FB, seems the post was deleted by the author.
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That worked, thank you!
Great work Dick, what a sleuth!
Mike,
Buying 2 storage units full of E3 parts sounds like something you might do.
Mike,
Buying 2 storage units full of E3 parts sounds like something you might do.
Hmmm, not admitting to anything here.
As it turns out, Eric is friends with a few of my friends who live near him. Sent him a message with a short list of parts I'm looking for.