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2 pointsUnless you ask a copper first
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2 pointsI presume, he means that people often don't thank or even acknowledge his replies? Boring Dave..... Ignore them all, I enjoy reading your posts, its a shame they removed our like buttons.
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1 pointWBAC don’t need profit on the unit. if they get back what they paid and parent company BCA gets their £300ish buyers fee and they can do that several thousand times in a day it’s a great business model. But WBAC often makes huge profit on the metal also. The beauty of auctions I guess :-)))
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1 pointHi, usually the module connected to the drivers motor on these. The passenger one stops working because it's a slave to the drivers one. Should have comms with the drivers door module where you can see the switch inputs. The wires in the door harness also snap away.
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1 pointUsed to send cars to Cyprus , Toyota Avensis was the best one , cheap as chips here , loads of em available and fetched huge money over there , but dried up now though , the guy who organised it for me was a chef over there . All goods things end at some point don't they
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1 pointWell put. You miserable old git ;0) x
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1 pointBoring Dave is a considerate guy.I had been getting flak about something and he sent me a nice message.I had to tell him that I was not effected by adverse comments/flak and was surprised that I didn’t get more.
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1 pointSpoken to a copper and he's advised to submit everything you got and to not make an address up!
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1 pointalways look outside the box
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1 pointthey think they are getting a free maintenance plan as soon as they hear warranty
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1 pointCheck the wiring loom that goes from door to engine bay they are prone for getting caught and splitting
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1 pointI often take a sabbatical from here, when your having a bad month and you see people are flying or the same old question day in day out that kind of thing doesnt help ones blood pressure.
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1 pointExactly this !! Just look up a "John Smith" or whatever name in the Phone Book and use that address, which just helps to add a bit of credibility, you just say " I have provided you the details that the guy gave me on the day" .................. ONE CAVEAT:- no matter how hard they might press you in the future FFS do not admit you did that, 'cos you will get done for 'Perverting the course of justice' and that is deep shit !!
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1 pointPeople don't acknowledge posts, including my posts often, (sniff) but I don't take offence. That'd be boring ;0) and time consuming to acknowledge everything. I'm sure everyone appreciates everyone and their contributions- I know I do.
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1 pointMake invoice and address with his name on it , Proof of sale and the address he gave you was wrong wasn't it If it comes back you can prove you were somewhere else cant you .
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1 pointI used to export to Cyprus back in the early 2000s. Great money back then because of their luxury tax. Anything under 1599CC was cheap but over that was horrendous. 1.6 Volvo V40s used to make a fortune as classed as a prime car. You could buy them here and get them landed and re registered for under 2K and they would fetch 6K over there. A Range Rover commanded over 90K in taxes back thenplus the price of the car.
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1 pointAre we related?
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1 pointRing him and tell him a load of receipts and spare keys have arrived, whats the address to send to ??
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1 pointI green laned a Toyota Surf (remember those) 16 years go now. Like you say, brilliant fun and the stuff the car managed to get through was impressive. Would have liked to have done it in company as I had visions of being stuck alone in the middle of nowhere and having to eat my own arm.
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1 pointHave you ever took it green laning? I modded a PX Vitara with loads of cheap bits and I think it stood us about 800 quid never had so much fun in a car in my life
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1 point+1. Plenty of my cars are 8-10 yrs old. The last thing I want is for my customers to think they’re getting main dealer service.
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1 pointI went through a stage where i used a window pen, quite good, but, in this country it rains, its too easy to knock the wiper switch when your moving car, and you have to remove it for a test drive, then put it back on when they "got to see the wife"
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1 pointThere are a few pitches near me who open the boots all day, every day. I assumed they were drying them out after leaking lamp gaskets.
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1 pointI use rear number plates in the windscreen to display "Diesel" and "Auto" and a silent salesman for everything else. I have to admit at my age these are mostly for my benefit!!!
