What Does Casa Pull out mean?

**apt2a** · April 11th, 2017 05:34 PM

Hi i was looking for a specific part, and a reseller told offered me that part, when i inquired if it was an original, he replied it is a casa pullout.

I'm just curious what is it really and is it legit and safe?

**ninjababez** · April 12th, 2017 10:02 AM

Originally Posted by apt2a

Hi i was looking for a specific part, and a reseller told offered me that part, when i inquired if it was an original, he replied it is a casa pullout.

I'm just curious what is it really and is it legit and safe?

reject? refurb? ninakaw sa casa?

**dr. d** · April 12th, 2017 10:07 AM

Originally Posted by apt2a

Hi i was looking for a specific part, and a reseller told offered me that part, when i inquired if it was an original, he replied it is a casa pullout.

I'm just curious what is it really and is it legit and safe?

that it came from the casa's stock, and therefore, "OEM".
whether it went out via the front door, complete with documentation, or sneaked or smuggled out the rear door, ...
or worse, hinugot sa kotse nang may kotse, habang sineserbis...
heh heh.

**makinao** · April 12th, 2017 10:39 AM

Hugot. Hahahahahahaha!

**dr. d** · April 12th, 2017 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by apt2a

Hi i was looking for a specific part, and a reseller told offered me that part, when i inquired if it was an original, he replied it is a casa pullout.

I'm just curious what is it really and is it legit and safe?

tanong po.
anong piyesa po ang iyan?

ohhh!! a re-seller!
used goods dealer pala, tama?
with used goods, "let your imagination run wild".

**oj88** · April 12th, 2017 11:16 AM

The way with most folks' appreciation of vocabulary, they probably misused the term to mean something else. Like people always refer to used or chop-chop parts as 'surplus'. Strictly speaking, surplus means an overrun on production. In other words, it should be brand new. Another word is "salvaged" to describe somebody murdered, mutilated, and thrown in a vacant lot, instead of possibly "savaged". I could go on but... OT.

Anyway, you could ask the reseller or retail store to explain what they meant.

**joey36b** · April 12th, 2017 11:28 AM

New or 2nd hand parts na puslit [emoji848]

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**shadow** · April 12th, 2017 11:31 AM

Huwag mo na problemahin yun wordings. Just check the parts na bibilhin mo pag ok and price is acceptable to you then buy it. If not then you have other options.

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**Lew_Alcindor** · April 12th, 2017 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by apt2a

Hi i was looking for a specific part, and a reseller told offered me that part, when i inquired if it was an original, he replied it is a casa pullout.

I'm just curious what is it really and is it legit and safe?

Safe - only if unused
Legit - most probably legit OEM part
Legal - definitely NOT especially if transaction is not coursed through casa

**apt2a** · April 12th, 2017 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

tanong po.
anong piyesa po ang iyan?

ohhh!! a re-seller!
used goods dealer pala, tama?
with used goods, "let your imagination run wild".

i was looking for a V headlight for fortuner 2016, since mine is a G and i really want the OEM DRL. I posted on a specific group on FB. Meron nagpm sakin offering below the price i researched, i asked kung bakit ganun kababa and he said it was a casa pullout. The gentleman also provided pictures that it came from Toyota Indonesia.

I am really careful of the headlights since the ones from Thailand are RHD headlights. Even though i want to get it from a reputable third party shop, i know they source it from thailand. Indonesia though is LHD correct?