Hi I think they are all at that now. They triple or more the price and hope they sell one to cover the cost of the 60 they dump in the scrap when the stuff becomes NLA at the stroke of a key on a keyboard. The green guys wanted $700 for a bracket on an 1830. Parts guy said they have 30 in stock in the main ware house. I said well fancy that, at that price I can see why!.I Asked him was that painted , he said nope that was another $20. His last comment was did I need to ask the customer to ok the Price, before he ordered it. I just looked at him and said I am authorized to tell you to get lost on the customers behalf. I made the bracket and at 6 ft you couldn't tell mine and the original on the other side. Cost the guy $90 with time and materials! Regards Robert
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