[Rhodes22-list] 10% registration fee.

[Chris Geankoplis]

Rob,
	A simple 3 step process:

1. Send a bottle of Rum to Rummy
2. Send me a case of microbrew Oktoberfest Bier
3. You are registered in our eyes.
Chris Geankoplis

Ok, Ok, I really don't know the fine details, anyone out there?

-----Original Message-----
From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org
[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Rob Granger
Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2011 5:12 PM
To: The Rhodes 22 Email List
Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] 10% registration fee.

Thanks Chris:

I understand what you are saying (I won't work for free either).  I guess I
should have been more direct.  So here is a better worded question...

How does one register?   Is there a form?  Do I send a HIN ?  A copy of the
bill of sale?  along with the money?

...  Thanks in advance


r




On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 1:10 AM, Chris Geankoplis
<napoli68 at charter.net>wrote:

> The thought behind this rather novel idea is that Stan's time is very
> limited and he could easily spend all his time, no kidding, all his time
> corresponding with all the owners, former owners, and want to be owners
and
> not build or refurbish another boat.  The business is composed of Stan,
> Rose
> his wife and a few hands on builders and technicians.  When he refurbishes
> a
> Rhodes he ends up with all sorts of cool used, and slightly used parts
that
> go into a large black hole in Edenton.  It takes time (and time is money)
> to
> find the odd part for a '76 Continental, or '83 retrofitted IMF or left
> handed widget someone might be looking for.  His advice is valuable he is
> in
> fact a consultant and as such should be compensated.  Oddly those
> inexpensive project boats often require the most attention but they are
> often the cheapest (well initially anyway) yet he still will offer you
> access to parts at a discount and advice for 10% of the purchase price (or
> if the seller pays 5% then your cost would only be 5%).  Ron, for you I
> think it is a bargin.  The list of course will give free advice and
> contrary
> to the old saying "you get what you pay for" you get a lot more than that
> on
> the list.  However there are often questions only Stan can answer and
> advice
> that can save you a lot of time and money.  You will need a lot of unique
> parts potentially, and Stan may be the only source so a discount is nice.
> Oh and if you make a pilgrimage down there to shop the emporium of used
> stuff you can probably stay at the "Hilton". That is a bed in an old
office
> of the current production facility surrounded by all things R22.  No doubt
> Stan can explain this better.  Send him an email and inquire about the
> benefits of his program.  Whatever your choice you will never regret
buying
> the boat (well until you get it in the water and sailing, then you wont)
>
> Chris G
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