Re: buying euro-lights fo

[cobram@channel1.com (Cobram)]

 schulz@tif623.ed.ray.com (Peter Schulz) writes:

 PS> Yes, for me it was a pain in the butt.  But for the $400 + tax I got
 PS> alot more 
 PS> than headlights....if I hadn't tried:

 PS> 1.) I would not have made a contact at Audi Gmbh.  (Anne Seiverth)
 PS> 2.) The List wouldn't have access to the unobtainable calendars
 PS> 3.) The rest of the listers would not have part numbers for the Euro
 PS> lights. 

     Information is always worth whatever it cost to get it.
     Especially when the time come to exploit it.

     I've always done all maintenance/repairs on my cars,
     trucks, house etc. Many times it would have been
     MUCH (cough) cheaper to just pay someone to do it,
     but the knowledge/experience gained is worth much
     more to me.  I've had to search out, and in some cases
     I had to buy special tools for specific procedures,
     where if I just dropped it off at the dealer would have
     been cheaper. BUT, now I know most the foreign mechanics
     on a personal level, tackle any job (just about) without
     fear, because I know who to look for when things go really,
     really wrong......


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