serpentine belts are flexible in more ways than one!!!

I will not be buying a used vehicle from you sir.

The buyer was informed of the serpentine belt and bad alternater so he paid the price that would leave him funds to do the repairs.

Some people who buy used cars would rather get the discount and do repairs themselves to save on labor.

My reply is based on what I think was a negative response by you.

Well gee, David, I don't think my response was more than a statement of fact, a simple declarative sentence understood by most who speak English. I have a policy when looking for used vehicles. I never buy vehicles that have been driven by young people or have lots of bumper stickers or huge stereos. I avoid anything leaking lots of fluids. And lastly, I avoid anything that MAY have been FUBARed.

If english is the point, you know the point I made had nothing to do with selling cars, even if it was about selling used cars, you would never be looking at those kind of cars anyway that are found at certain used car lots. The time I spent on the serpentine belt to bypass the alternature would have been a overall loss if I was trying to sell the car. I would have just got a new alternater. P.S. bad english does not need to be automaticly pointed out.

In your case it's obvious.

The point I made was that a serpentine belt can be reconfigured in a bind. Now if my bad english is all you got. Then that was the point you got.