All is well in Mud Ville! Gene Elliott

[RC Storick]

Last night I called Gene to see if he received his prize. He said "NO" I got the tracking number and it said it was delivered to his address. But it had not been! This morning I called the UPS store and told them what had happened. They said it would be 8 days till they could find out what had happened.

Last night while talking to Gene I felt so bad I told him I would send the other one and buy myself one to build.

But today when I got home there was JOY!!! he had received it! It seems that UPS hires people who cant read and the driver delivered it to the wrong address. I called him and all was GOOD!!! Got lucky on this one.

[Gene Elliott]

YES, the UPs man found it! He retraced his route. After a cursory examination, it seems the Profile Strathmoor is going to be a great kit. I'll post more details later, but included is a nice 8 1/2 fully illustrated assembly guide (many photos) and the plans are great. Full-sized. The silkspan is rolled, not folded up which pleases me-just my quirk-and it appears the wood is all good and laser cut--way cool! An award should go to the person who can pack so much into a box this size. Woe to the guy who takes it all out and then tries to get it all back in there. Once again, thanks to Robert Storick, the folks at SS Hobbies and to Bill Little's wife who really knows how to pick the cards. This is a great web site.
Regards,
Gene Elliott

[john e. holliday]

Not only UPS can't read, but, the USPS keeps leaving mail in my box that I deliver for them.  People are in too big a hurry to do things right the first time.  DOC Holliday

[Randy Powell]

This happened to me when I sent an engine back to Randy Smith for repair. UPS said it had been delivered but Randy told me he didn't recieve it. After a lot of arguing with UPS, they finally paid off the insurance. But the engine disappeared forever.

Sigh...