Very interesting idea to teach how to find and restore on the internet. Get
s me thinking.
>From: LouDeeter@aol.com
>Date: 2008/01/20 Sun AM 06:08:02 CST
>To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
>Subject: [CR]New Approach to Churning Money
>This is certainly an interesting auction. Is the "seller" a listmember?
Lou Deeter, Orlando FL
http://ebay.com/
Excerpt: "And, when return, I have a surprise for all of you⦠I have restored, refurbished and ridden hundreds of vintage road bicycles, in the past few years. And I have learned a great deal about them. I wish t o share what I have learned. By doing so, I am absolutely certain that I can
help to save you money, time and effort, when finding and building a vintag e road bicycle, for the street. I will offer this information package as a âÂÂmembers only â website and I plan to charge ten dollars membership, per year. The ten dollars will be refundable one time, on the first purchase of any bicycle or frame set, I o ffer on Ebay. The initial information package includes extensive information on, how to
find bikes and how to determine vintage road bike quality. The initial information package also offers several, user friendly restoration procedur es. I try to develop procedures that most people can follow, with little difficulty. I also include fifty feature articles, on different bicycles that I have foun d, following my own bike finding procedures."
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