So they still have to make more trips to make? Few weeks ago you'd said things were loaded up and on a 4 day drive to your.. friend? contact? whoever's warehouse.Still waiting for the Q25 and Domy to show up.
So they still have to make more trips to make? Few weeks ago you'd said things were loaded up and on a 4 day drive to your.. friend? contact? whoever's warehouse.Still waiting for the Q25 and Domy to show up.
Gotcha.They offset the pickup. They are doing a few truck load at a time. He end up buying that whole lot. His partner and up getting another warehouse to accommodate
Holy crap, awesome!Cab porn!!! Look at this marquee toppers on the E2's and the Windy II's!!!A few quick 8s video have been add to the drive if the E2 and Windy
Eat your heart out @jugu!!!!
:/Yaton (now going by Jason) is telling people that he has all of the machines at his warehouse and that he is handling the shipping of the two containers within 15-20 days.
I thought I have confirm that I was dealing with Yaton, no? Just to clearify, yes I'm dealing with yaton direct.Again, just to clarify things. Is your friend/contact Yaton? Because Yaton (now going by Jason) is telling people that he has all of the machines at his warehouse and that he is handling the shipping of the two containers within 15-20 days. He's also trying to sell the spare NNC and Aeros apparently.
Did he put up all the money to buy the cabs from the original seller and now the folks here will be paying him? Why would he ship cabs that haven't been paid for?
This is all VERY confusing and this could go sideways REAL quick.
Plus not many people want to take on full restoration jobs on candies when parts might not be available/easily attainable. I guess its one advantage that woodies have, you can always scratch build the wooden frame and redo the artwork in most cases.Not that no one wants Aero's. But they aren't the pick of the litter when there are E2's, Windy II's, Q25's, Cyberleads to choose from.
Actually, the Aero is one of the easiest cabs to find parts for in the US. Not only did a major US chain import a fuck ton of them, but the common parts are used in several US machines.Plus not many people want to take on full restoration jobs on candies when parts might not be available/easily attainable. I guess its one advantage that woodies have, you can always scratch build the wooden frame and redo the artwork in most cases.Not that no one wants Aero's. But they aren't the pick of the litter when there are E2's, Windy II's, Q25's, Cyberleads to choose from.
To add to the issue, if you've restored an Aero, even on the cheap, you're already upside down on it in 99% of cases. They just aren't worth enough to even justify a proper paintjob and a rechroming unless you intend to keep it forever.Plus not many people want to take on full restoration jobs on candies when parts might not be available/easily attainable. I guess its one advantage that woodies have, you can always scratch build the wooden frame and redo the artwork in most cases.Not that no one wants Aero's. But they aren't the pick of the litter when there are E2's, Windy II's, Q25's, Cyberleads to choose from.