Tried to order, or ordered? Your answer here will help to clarify where your gawddamn car is.
This car has always been on my radar, and I’m elated to have kept it there now.
And yet the story never goes there. Dahm get’s his engine. And, *sigh* again, we don’t know if Bruce is pursuing the claim. Also, why would he take a $7k bath to make an engine that the buyer already has?
tl;dr but I’m pretty sure this is all you need to read:
”Our process for claims begins with the shipper documentation and the value they have declared on contents”
Not only am I management at UPS corporate, but you may need to sit down for this knowledge I’m about to drop on you, Mr. Greyed Out.
UPS does track on value; and if you took the time to read the article, it’s stated right there :
I’m quite sure he wouldn’t as he’s too cheap to ship the engine at it's actual value. He got paid. He shipped the engine. Why would he give a fuck? Buyer has his engine now.
We don’t. UPS claims that unclaimed goods go to auction. Either it was stolen or UPS auctioned it for it's assumed value. The onus to clarify that is on UPS's loss prevention.
“However, he did agree to start the build anew if UPS coughed up the cash in the originally insured amount, even if that meant he had to eat the additional costs. (We reached out to Bruce, but haven’t heard back yet).”
Unclaimed. Auctioned. Smart person bought a $10,000 engine for $3,000 at auction. where would you go first? EBay, me thinks....
It was in the database as a $3,000 box. So when he’s crying about his $10,000 motor, they’re not going to find it.
Auctioned to Person A. Person A lists on EBay. Literally that simple.
Are you illiterate or ignorant? they offered him the $3,000 he claimed it was worth. They’d offer him the $10,000 actual worth if that’s what he claimed.
The article doesn’t state that; whats more is that he wouldn't have a leg to stand on not accepting the $3,000 reimbursement when he claimed that’s what it was worth.
No, its the seller. UPS is not at fault. They offered him the insured value of what we can assume was $3,000. Guess what? Had the seller claimed the actual $10,000 value, UPS would offer to reimburse him that amount; further more, had he claimed it was worth the actual $10,000, it would’ve been found in the lost and…
The e-mail has the god damn answer. They were looking for a $10,000 crate in lost and found. When they only had a $3,000 crate from the cheap kiwi fuck.
RIGHT!?!?! I was expectinig to post like a running but shitty condition muscle car. Found this one though. I may buy it...
I'm not the only one with TNF-Drinking beer shits all day today, right?
I hated driving this car. Nothing other than the sound and power was enjoyable. I'm probably the huge minority here, but the SN95 Mach 1 is a pig.
Y'know, this car will probably get a lot of hate and excessive judgment, but I think Mercedes has given the SL a very nice, smooth, linear evolution.
