Atlanta fan appeal.

JRyan · 04-19-2009, 09:36 PM

I guess it's nice to run the Ford. That contingency is a good deal for the Ford guys, and helps increase the pot in a hurry. Rick always wants to run the Boss 351 Mustang for that reason -- more contingencies. But it's an all original piece including the block, and the heater is still in it. We're building another for him to beat on.

The problem with the contingencies is that running the product in your car doesn't mean you'll get paid for it. Dating of parts and "original purchaser" agreements have taken a major toll on what we can get paid for. So a guy can't always just figure the contingency $$$'s on the parts in the car. Buying new "just in case" is like playing the lottery.

Thanks for the kind wishes. Rick can use them. I'm more of a test-&-tune guy.

Jerry

04-19-2009, 09:36 PM	#20
JRyan Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Aberdeen SD Posts: 645 Likes: 30 Liked 112 Times in 31 Posts	Re: Atlanta fan appeal. I guess it's nice to run the Ford. That contingency is a good deal for the Ford guys, and helps increase the pot in a hurry. Rick always wants to run the Boss 351 Mustang for that reason -- more contingencies. But it's an all original piece including the block, and the heater is still in it. We're building another for him to beat on. The problem with the contingencies is that running the product in your car doesn't mean you'll get paid for it. Dating of parts and "original purchaser" agreements have taken a major toll on what we can get paid for. So a guy can't always just figure the contingency $$$'s on the parts in the car. Buying new "just in case" is like playing the lottery. Thanks for the kind wishes. Rick can use them. I'm more of a test-&-tune guy. Jerry