What do I do now - buy it or go on looking?
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I am trying to buy a rare old car part. The only place I can find one at the moment is in Spain where it is listed with the following note.
En Stock: B/O
Now "en stock" seems plain and easy = "in stock" but what does the "B/O" signify? My first guess would be "Back Order" but that flatly contradicts the in stock status. The translator cannot identify B/O so that's no help. Please help me; my head hurts.
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updated Jan 23, 2017
posted by geofc
Best offer. - rac1, Jul 14, 2015
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I think the En Stock: Is intended as a category. En Stock: Yes or 2 pieces or B/O (back order). Just a guess. Best way to find out is to contact them.
PS: "En Stock", you just have to love Spanglish. lol.
updated Jan 23, 2017
edited by gringojrf
posted by gringojrf
Sounds right to me - go on looking is it then. - geofc, Jul 14, 2015
Didn't call them - they were asleep when I found the listing. Maybe try tomorrow. - geofc, Jul 15, 2015
