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    1. #1
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      NE1 have this fender lip rolling tool...

      From Eastwood I found this:
      http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT

      Just wondering if anyone had it & would be interested in renting it out. Can't see spending $300 for it to use it twice.

      Thansk,
      Scot

      Scot
      86 Monte SS



    2. #2
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      Tony or Nineball (?) has one I know he used to rent it out with a deposit. lets see if he'll reply.
      Justin, 68 Camaro Update:5 speed is in and neighbors are pissed!

    3. #3
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      i have it. we have rolled several of my buddies cars with it. i bought it to roll my fenders on the 67 but i have not got that far.

      i do not know how i would go about renting it though.
      Chris V
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    4. #4
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      well if anyone has one in the bay area i really need to roll my lips soon and am dreading having a wavy lip from the baseball bat method....

    5. #5
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      well if anyone has one in the bay area i really need to roll my lips soon and am dreading having a wavy lip from the baseball bat method....

      i was gonna buy one, figureing i could rent it to friends and make back the money but I kinda ran outta money, so a little cash for renting one would be smarter than buying one.

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by SatisTraction
      i have it. we have rolled several of my buddies cars with it. i bought it to roll my fenders on the 67 but i have not got that far.

      i do not know how i would go about renting it though.
      The way ive seen it done on other boards was you charge them full price of what it would cost to replace the tool..or what you consider the tools value at...then you when you receive the tool back you refund all but the rental fee. generally 40-50 bucks from what ive seen.

      So you initially charge the folks $250 (or whatever the tool is going for now); ship the tool out, when you recieve the tool back you send them $200 dollars back.

      Id be interested in renting the tool as long as the price was resonable.

    7. #7
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      Did you start this thread with "NE1"?
      True T.

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    8. #8
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      I guess he either to lazy or does not know to spell anyone.
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    9. #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by baz67
      I guess he either to lazy or does not know to spell anyone.
      too?
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    10. #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by blyth18md
      The way ive seen it done on other boards was you charge them full price of what it would cost to replace the tool..or what you consider the tools value at...then you when you receive the tool back you refund all but the rental fee. generally 40-50 bucks from what ive seen.

      So you initially charge the folks $250 (or whatever the tool is going for now); ship the tool out, when you recieve the tool back you send them $200 dollars back.

      Id be interested in renting the tool as long as the price was resonable.
      i can deal with that. if any one is interested i will rent it for $50 plus the shipping price with a $250 deposit. now what is a reasonable time for the item to be returned?

      Say the $50 covers the 1st 5 days after it has been dropped and then $15 a day after that unti it is shipped?

      if anyone needs some references i have almost 600 feedbacks on ebay!!
      Chris V
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    11. #11
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      50 dollars seems a little steap to use a tool, what happened to car guys helping each other out. Guess i'll be using the baseball bat method.

    12. #12
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      I think thats fair,it covers the risk that sooner or later he may get it back damaged or not get it back from someone at all.

      I was going to buy the tool and a few of my friends were going to donate fifty bucks for borrowing it, its not a tool you use often.

    13. #13
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      Quote Originally Posted by vanzuuk1
      I think thats fair,it covers the risk that sooner or later he may get it back damaged or not get it back from someone at all.

      I was going to buy the tool and a few of my friends were going to donate fifty bucks for borrowing it, its not a tool you use often.
      I'm with you. Someone that rents it could possibly misuse and damage it, or at very least you have wear and tear on it. I bought one and would consider renting it out to interested parties, but not before I use it first! If I were looking at renting vs buying, I think $50 would be fair.
      Jeff

    14. #14
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      I have that exact roller. I bought it about 3 months ago to roll the rear fenders of my 68. I'd be ok with doing the $250 up front and then sending you $200 after I get it back. Each of us paying for shipping. PM me if you are interested and we can exchange info.

      Marty
      1968 Camaro - World Products 427 SBC, TKO600, 8.5" 10 bolt, Touring Classics brake kit, DSE springs, Gulstrand mod, Koni shocks, AAW classic update harness, Vintage Air

    15. #15
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      If that doesn't work out, http://www.85xr.com/Fender_Roll.htm has been renting his out for some time.

    16. #16
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      This ad on craigs list shows the tool and what they charge

      http://www.craigslist.org/sfc/pts/149751934.html

    17. #17
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      so that is the same as we mentioned here. anyway i bought it for me and if it can help others then i am all for it.
      Chris V
      SOLD


    18. #18
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      I have the same tool as above and also the wheel back spacing tool (ouch was this thing epensive). I rent both at the same costs. You can send me two payments (rental fee $40.00 and deposit $225.00). If it's not returned in 10 day (via tracking number) then i keep the deposit. I also try to cut down on shipping for everyone as you would ship it to the next guy in need.

      PS if your in the chicago land area then you can come over and use it for free. (both tools)

      As far as the back spacing tool - if i receive the fender tool back in good shape then i send you the back spacing tool with a deposit and only a $25.00 rental.
      marty-mj
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    19. #19
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      so what is the backspacing tool?
      Chris V
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    20. #20
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      Quote Originally Posted by SatisTraction
      so what is the backspacing tool?
      It allows you to mount your tire and get the exact backspacing





      marty-mj
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