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Old 06-23-2005, 03:33 PM
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mitchellj


What is the name of your state? NC

My friend purchased a truck from another friend that I refered him to. Will who is visually impaired has been burned before on car purchase. I had used Jim's truck before and it work well.

Will wanted a different transmission put in the truck so that he could haul a horse trailer. Jim states that Will was impatient with the work he was doing to the truck, installing the other transmission, replacing the wiring harness because he said it sparked.

The truck was driven away by Will's godmother and someone else he knew said they heard a rough noise in the motor. Will had two other mechanic's look at the truck and they stated that he got a bad deal. Will and Jim were not communicating with one another and Jim felt that if there was a problem with the truck Will should have brought it back to him not take it to the others.

Will wants to return the truck and get his money back. Jim says that Will signed a receipt as is. Is there any recourse for either?
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Old 06-23-2005, 04:10 PM
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Will wants to return the truck and get his money back. Jim says that Will signed a receipt as is. Is there any recourse for either?
Yep. Will gets to keep the truck. Jim gets to keep the money. Case closed.
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