i2 Seat development project in San Antonio

[Five-Flags]

Originally Posted by Dennis Tracey

Nearly two months goes by with no response, tonight the posts keep acoming,

Nuff said...

That might just mean working on the project without logging on here until he had something to say...

Originally Posted by Dennis Tracey

Emails ignored also....

Dennis, I doubt that you were intentionally ignored. Sometimes things do get overlooked. However, with your last two posts, that just might change.

A bit of courtesey in a gentle reminder will probably result in a quicker response than a sarcastic comment. Believe me, I know!!! I've been just a tad sarcastic on occasions, myself.

[bgrh@mac.com]

I should be more responsive. I do reply to emails that make it to me.
Sorry.

[Dennis Tracey]

I am interested how your seat was received and if it will be available for sale soon.

Thank you

[Tory]

Brian, Thank you for the Segseat you are developing, I am one that also is looking forward to seeing final product. Tory

[Dennis Tracey]

and posting in this forum, and find again that there are NO responses. Courtesy works no better than scarcastic remarks. I wish someone would respond to something!







???

[wwhopper]

Originally Posted by Dennis Tracey

and posting in this forum, and find again that there are NO responses. Courtesy works no better than scarcastic remarks. I wish someone would respond to something! ???

And Brian probably does not.

I do not think he plans on selling that, he said if he did it would cost more than 5 grand, as it is still in the prototype stage.

[bentbiker]

Originally Posted by Dennis Tracey

Courtesy works no better than scarcastic remarks. I wish someone would respond to something!

Originally Posted by wwhopper

Some people don't log on that often. And Brian probably does not.

Brian last visited the site and logged in on 4/11. Too many people read without logging in.

[Tarkus]

Originally Posted by wwhopper

And Brian probably does not.

I do not think he plans on selling that, he said if he did it would cost more than 5 grand, as it is still in the prototype stage.

Thanks Will. Most of these seats you see are "one-off" and will remain that way.
There is simply not a big enough market for seats. I think we all learned that from Mario's Segseat. Beautiful product but a very small market.

Be Big,
Alan