ksu_engineer
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Kansas
I sold an engine on ebay approximately two years ago, describing it just how I bought it from a machine shop that was going out of business. It was sold with no warranty, as are all of my car parts. The buyer asked many questions about the condition of it, which I answered to him over the phone to the best of my knowledge while inspecting the engine. The all happened approximately two years ago. I received a call from the gentleman this morning, saying that he had just unwrapped the item last week and taken it to his machine shop to have a couple of parts changed on it. He was informed that there were internal problems with the engine, none of which I knowingly misrepresented (I simply gave him the information that I was given, and I did not tear down the engine for inspection). He wants to know what I am willing to do for him. If this would have come to light at the time of the transaction, I would have no problem refunding the buyers money. However, it is two years later. By the way, the buyer is located in the state of MN. Do I have any legal responsibility to this?
Thanks
John
I sold an engine on ebay approximately two years ago, describing it just how I bought it from a machine shop that was going out of business. It was sold with no warranty, as are all of my car parts. The buyer asked many questions about the condition of it, which I answered to him over the phone to the best of my knowledge while inspecting the engine. The all happened approximately two years ago. I received a call from the gentleman this morning, saying that he had just unwrapped the item last week and taken it to his machine shop to have a couple of parts changed on it. He was informed that there were internal problems with the engine, none of which I knowingly misrepresented (I simply gave him the information that I was given, and I did not tear down the engine for inspection). He wants to know what I am willing to do for him. If this would have come to light at the time of the transaction, I would have no problem refunding the buyers money. However, it is two years later. By the way, the buyer is located in the state of MN. Do I have any legal responsibility to this?
Thanks
John