OEM "Style" Replacement Foglights on eBay
12-31-2002, 10:05 PM
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[quote]Originally posted by mledbetter:
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The number is 434-239-6516 if someone wants to call. If that business is at that address, then that's the phone number.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I just gave a call from my work and a females voice claiming to be 'Amber' poped up on the answering machine. Doesn't mean anything other than someone has a phone line with an answering machine and a female friend/aquaintence (or is female) though... just another piece.
There are lots of VA listers, anyone famaliar with this area? Someone in school near Roanoke? Perhaps someone would care to drive up from VIR/Danville area? It's not a bad area for fun driving (been through there MANY times on motorcycle) if someone wants to go checking..
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The number is 434-239-6516 if someone wants to call. If that business is at that address, then that's the phone number.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I just gave a call from my work and a females voice claiming to be 'Amber' poped up on the answering machine. Doesn't mean anything other than someone has a phone line with an answering machine and a female friend/aquaintence (or is female) though... just another piece.
There are lots of VA listers, anyone famaliar with this area? Someone in school near Roanoke? Perhaps someone would care to drive up from VIR/Danville area? It's not a bad area for fun driving (been through there MANY times on motorcycle) if someone wants to go checking..
01-01-2003, 12:01 AM
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[quote]Originally posted by IceShark:
<strong>The pictures are crummy but they sure look like the real deal.... I find it hard to believe someone in Asia would bother with knocking off such a small market or that the owner of the old Bosch molds would let things go so cheap. </strong><hr></blockquote>
The seller is trying to pass off a recycled image of genuine Bosch assemblies. Notice how the yellow boxes are carefully cropped out.
There is a huge market for cheap copies, especially for older cars. Insurance companies love to push these kind of products on unsuspecting car owners during collision repairs.
<strong>The pictures are crummy but they sure look like the real deal.... I find it hard to believe someone in Asia would bother with knocking off such a small market or that the owner of the old Bosch molds would let things go so cheap. </strong><hr></blockquote>
The seller is trying to pass off a recycled image of genuine Bosch assemblies. Notice how the yellow boxes are carefully cropped out.
There is a huge market for cheap copies, especially for older cars. Insurance companies love to push these kind of products on unsuspecting car owners during collision repairs.
01-01-2003, 12:06 AM
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[quote]Originally posted by Redshift:
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The seller is trying to pass off a recycled image of genuine Bosch assemblies. Notice how the yellow boxes are carefully cropped out.
There is a huge market for cheap copies, especially for older cars. Insurance companies love to push these kind of products on unsuspecting car owners during collision repairs.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Good call Redshift. You are right about the picture being cropped.
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The seller is trying to pass off a recycled image of genuine Bosch assemblies. Notice how the yellow boxes are carefully cropped out.
There is a huge market for cheap copies, especially for older cars. Insurance companies love to push these kind of products on unsuspecting car owners during collision repairs.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Good call Redshift. You are right about the picture being cropped.
