understood. To me a 10 out of 10 means perfect. Just like new. Not a thing wrong with it.
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To me as well, a 9 means it is not new, but with some armour all or some cleaner/refurbisher, it would look as if it were new. No one drilled holes for a roll cage or silly speaker system, just a solid but not new in box piece. I took it out of the car, gently rolled it with towels so no creases would appear and put it in a box where I rent garage space, about 20 miles from my house.
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The hound would rather sit next to me, but if my girl (human type, mid-30s) is in the car, the hound is sequestered to the rear.
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I'm not looking to get rich or rip anybody off, at the same time I feel some of my generosity and ignorance of selling parts by asking the individual "well, what do you think its worth to you" only to find out later they knew it was worth hundreds and he said, "oh, those are everywhere, you can buy new 1971 stainless bumpers everywhere, I'll give you $50 for them" has been taken advantage of.
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So, I like to do a lil research before I price my items. This is my hobby, not my career. If I can offer parts to others so they can finish their dream project at a fair price, and I can still keep my hound in kibble, everybody wins.