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Posted by Les...fortunate on May 14, 2004 at 09:31:04 from (12.160.193.93):
I'd feel real guilty about sending this tractor to South Africa. I met a lot of them people at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival back in '99 and I don't think it would improve their country to have this tractor in it. ";^O Hello Sir ,
We are a tactor and heavy equipments procurement concern that specialise in the purchase and shipping of tractors and heavy equipment to our numerous customers worldwide. We have a customer interested in Purchasing your 1944 Case SC mentioned above for the price of $1,200
We will arrange a pick up of the tractor once payment is confirmed by the seller. Please acknowledge the offer and we will instruct the buyer to have the funds remitted to you via cashier check as soon as possible. We have our office located in South Africa and you can call me i am the director [DAVID JAMES] on +0112-3480-2355-2372.
Thank you,
DAVID JAMES I do have to admit that this guy has a lot better grammar, spelling, etc. than any of the other three who have responded.
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