1. Pollack entered into negotiations to purchase a vehicle from Nemet Motors. As a result of reaching an agreed-upon purchase price, Pollack gave Nemet a check for $455 as a deposit, which Nemet cashed. On the check, Pollack wrote “Deposit 1976 TR6” and “Agreement to purchase and deposit subject to inspection of vehicle financing.” On the back of the check Pollack wrote “Agreement to purchase and deposit subject to vehicle inspection, application of all manufacturers and Dealers warranties, and ability to obtain financing. Purchase price $13,000”. When Nemet attempted to raise the purchase price, Pollack sued to enforce the contract. Nemet alleged that there was no writing which evidenced the contract. Is Nemet’s argument valid