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> I plan on proposing a contract to this dealer. In exchange
>for designing and updating a web page from him for one year,
Advice:  Specify a maximum number of hours/or updates.  Without some
maximums such a deal could keep you working even if you did not need any TR
parts that month..  Clarity is the best defence from dispute.
> he, in return will provide me with any missing parts at no charge
>plus any new/replacement parts at cost.
Advice:  specify some dollar amounts (maybe from the Victoria British
Catalog as a standard)   in your written aggrement.   That way everyone will
know what to exspect or what could happen.    It might save you some
disputes in the future.
>  I look forward to restoring a TR so time is not an issue...
>its more cost/value....
Maybe I don't understand, but, you will never get back the time or the money
that you spend on such a project in time or money returned.   It is a
investment in aggrevation, sweat and frustration.   You get enjoyment and
satisfaction.  Your money is gone.
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>  Any insight, critisim, encouragement is welcome :)
This is encouragement !!
Thomas Howard
LUSD, (619) 390-2627
('72 Triumph GT-6; and a good bit of USA iron)
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