Posted by Lfdfireman on February 20, 2021 at 19:19:31 from (172.110.245.33):
Just curious to get some input on how you guys might handle a potential sale of a tractor. Back in mid November, I had a gentleman from Texas contact me about a 1953 Super M I was selling expressing high interest. He stated he would like to buy it but that it might take him 3-4 weeks to get up here to Kansas to get it. He sent a $500 deposit and I told him that would be fine. Here we are, 3 months later, and he still has not picked it up. When I contact him about an update, I get different explanations as to why such as weather, trailer issues, too busy etc. I have been patient and have let it go this long, but I am losing patience and wanting it gone to clear space. I have had a few folks tell me to keep his deposit as storage fee and tell him the deal is off. Others have said to send him $500 back. How would you gents handle this if you were in this situation? Thanks!
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