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I am not trying to mislead anyone mate.

I've tried to present all items as I accurate as I could. If not sure, I would mention it.

All you could do was to respond and said something that you thought it was included as what you are referring here and then I would understand your position.

The parts I mentioned in my message were not meant to be included for the harnesses and they were covers for the two holes which were done to my GTR to secure parts of the harnesses. They were only worth worth $18

If you want them, you can have them, no biggies.

But, all I got from you was no response at least you could've said something.

Here are the two piece metals ($18 total) that should not a big deal for anyone whether or not they should be included in the offer epsecially since your offer was less than what I was offered previously.

Best wishes mate for the harnesses you are after.

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I have dealt with Lou before and can confirm that he is an honest member. Sometimes things do slip through the cracks. However, I also support the fact that further research could have been done prior to posting up this sale thread.

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