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Old 01-12-15 | 12:58 PM
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RoadGuy
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Bikes: 89 Schwinn 754, 90 Trek 1100, 93 Trek 2300, 94 Trek 1400 (under construction), 94 Trek 930, 97 Trek 1400

If here are no funds available to pay for shop labor or replacement parts, I'd consider selling it As-Is, as a frameset with the notice that it has a problem with the bottom bracket, needs professional repair (to by paid for by the Buyer), AND the agreement that the cost of the frame would be refundable with a written letter from a shop stating that the frame had been inspected, could not be repaired.

That way the Coop still gains a little money, the frame is saved if possible, and the Buyer knows exactly what he/she is getting.
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