2002BLKTA

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poconojoe

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I wouldn't worry about him messing ujp your feedback, most people like myself, look at who gave the negative feedback. If you're the buyer and it doesn't say didn't, most of the time I'd ignore it. This is one of the reason Ebay stopped letting the seller give negative feedback

2002BLKTA

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flintwrench69

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I was considering buying a used cam & some other parts on here to save some money. After reading a few posts in here & yours, I just went ahead & bought new stuff tonight. The few shady deals make it bad for everyone else trying to save a few bucks.

unstable Vic

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smart move!

Hamrdown

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I think you should personally have it cam doctored. I can see both sides. He may be sketchy on your install skills and probably thinks you could have messed something up on the install. I sold a used cam to a friend that worked fine in my car but when he installed it everything went wrong. When he showed it to me is was severley scared on one of the lobes. I told him he saw it before I sold it to him and it didn't have that plus I told him if this had happened and a highly reputable shop had installed it and said it was my fault I would have taken care of him. This was his first time to install it and he wanted to save money and not pay me to do it. Now he has a $1500 bill from a shop for a nother used cam and install. I feel for ya but you got to look at it from the sellers stand point.