Well, I kinda tried that (and I do appreciate all of the suggestions) - I
sent the seller an e-mail, explained the common commission numbers, and
asked if he had any other items which belonged to the car. He responded,
saying only that there also was listed a repair manual for the TR2. (It has
the TR3 Supplement, so I know it's not mine) I also noted on the listing
that the ebay lister is not the seller, they are just providing the online
sales service. They are also in the UK - which should provide an
interesting story as to how the car got to Sunnyvale and the parts catalogue
got to the UK.
I'll just stay on top of it, and keep my fingers crossed.
David Gunn
>From: "bob McLaughlin" <bob@mclaughlin.org>
>To: "'David Gunn'" <ccgunn1010@hotmail.com>,<triumphs@autox.team.net>
>Subject: RE: Unbelievable - What Are The Odds!!
>Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 12:06:56 -0800
>
>Dave;
>If it was me, I'd write Clarence an email. (You can contact the seller
>thru
>Ebay) I'd tell him the story and see if he'd be willing to withdraw the
>sale, and sell it to you directly.
>Chances are he may be partial to Triumphs and want the book to get to the
>car that it came with.
>I'd do it, he might too, what do you have to loose?
>
>Bob
>71 TR6
>Seattle, WA.
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