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Old 23rd February 2021, 20:09   #33
Dorchester2
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I was very pleased as well by Rick's job. Moreover he freely added the speed display I hadn't previously.
I don't remember how much exactly it costed me (I sent my block & return, because I'm in France) but after 20 years the genuine screen was nearly illegible and I assume (and hope!) Rick's job may last several years and possibly as long as the previous screen life. Hence what Rick has charged for his good work doesn't look at all extortionate.
Anyway if somebody else is keen to challenge his skilful job, why not.
However no reason here for escalation of hassles & bickering.
Let's keep in mind the only interest of the club and its members to keep & maintain as long as possible our prides & joys.
Cheers!
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