I was looking through ESM's website while putting together an order, and I was trying to decide whether to pay £10 for a pattern rear cylinder or £30 for a "genuine" AP version.
Actually, the pictures are of the same cylinder - on the pattern item the AP logo is brushed out Have a look and see if you agree:
Pattern
AP
I think I might order a pattern cylinder and see if I get an AP one with the logo filed off
For the record, the chap at ESM said that they are very similar. I told him that the two photos are clearly of the same thing, and he said he'd have a look.
Spot the difference...
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Taking photos of hundreds of different bits has got to be completely mind-numbingly boring, agreed. But if you don't have time to take photos of everything (which is entirely understandable) why include a photo which is not of the part you're selling?
I'd leave a blank space rather than put a photo of a different part. Editing the photo probably took as long as taking another - unless of course they didn't have a pattern cylinder in stock when they did the photos?
I'd leave a blank space rather than put a photo of a different part. Editing the photo probably took as long as taking another - unless of course they didn't have a pattern cylinder in stock when they did the photos?
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Not having a pattern in stock to take a photo of is the likely explanation. ESM are one of the few traders I have no worries about dealing with and have heard nothing bad about. Their restoration work is extreemly high quality as well. Ask at your local branch meeting for experiences of various traders.
I would not read too much into this rogue bit of photo editing.
I would not read too much into this rogue bit of photo editing.
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