It's me

dont be frank mate be yourself

all repaired for the winter

well its thursday again and look what a customer brought in today ,even a knife to cut it with

seems to be a week of gunners

im am only going to say this once so listen carefully if you do or have done a proper inspection of the car prior to offering it for sale then bodged crash damage repairs will be easily seen (obviously a kick of the tyres and a tick box episode is not good enough it needs to be on a ramp) the solution is then to make it safe and look presentable scrap it or trade it on as spares repairs i once bought a cat c xr3i declared at an auction the most minted car you would ever find,it was 2 halves welded behind the seats i reblocked it because if it came apart in an accident then the paper trail would have gone to my door just like this one so a pdi thats had a proper inspection and a proper test drive would have found this crash repair damage and a fresh mot would have brought up high hydrocarbons on the 4 gas tester because its missing at certain revs just sayin..................

she needs your name so she can send you the letter before action

you must have smaller hands than me then

what no absinthe

thanks

OR POP OFF RIGHT BITCH TO SORT MIND

i used to do the auctions every night 6pm till at least 11pm an early night was 10.30 rush home get a few pints in from the local landlord in a lock in go home have some overcooked tea and go to bed now the world is on screen,you can buy online via 4 screens never get wet have to accept crap from anyone and be in bed for 11 would i bid 34 to make 4? no way,you can do this job just dont follow the crowd but obviously dont buy shit either

well done mate thats all you need ps remove most of your post as i have or 40 non logged in lookers will be copying you tomoss and trust me im not kidding

its had a patch fitted in,looks quite smart,will try to put a photo up tommorrow

i dont know about a void sale but reading these last postings there could be vat and income tax avoidance problems if all the boxes arent ticked why would you let a 3rd party take a credit card payment for you its greed in my opinion nothings simple

i have mate in triplicate and filed it under b

ive got it in for repair wife says she has some loser stickers left

no money no test drive

i read somewhere that some only cover the blade some good that is if mia drops the keys in her soup

not one for miles round here so while im out someone might nick the kettle

decent people always understand lots of my customers i have to insist on a drive after agreement to purchase those that kick up a fuss rarely buy unless genuinely unsure of your reasons till explained i wont put a sign up though,some of my customers cant read

I had it years ago it was a honda precinct or something anyway lovely african bought it drove it away auto too anyway he rang up next day saying am avin problems man we laughed about it for years if someone ever mentioned it

last time i had an auction in my favour like the OP the auction rang me up asking for their car back or for me to pay the reserve of the vendor i refused but obviously never went back because i knew they would have taken my money next time in the office and told me to do one it was a long time ago though

to add to this for anyone interested i have a customer a good customer who is having a disagreement with a garage regarding a classic car and the repairs not being up to standard they have paid so far £40,000 in repairs this vehicle although they haver been told is, is not even fit for the road my customer has got a solicitor at £100 a letter involved and i was assured this trader wasnt limited i checked online did some delving and find he is ltd and his accounts are overdue ive played hell with my customer and told her to do the same with this solicitor frankly im fuming they have been led up a path that empties bank accounts so there you are all the money in the world and you can still get bad advice this is why i use the school of age knowledge and been there, it might be old school but it still works

it most likely came from ireland but also possibly jersey or isle of man it causes a problem because it wasnt first registered in the uk for the dvla database which insurers depend on it might cause problems for some insurers but not for an independent broker if car good price and sellable it wouldnt totally put me off

the billy might be an early retired wonker sat at home in his shorts and beans covered teashirt with plenty of time on his hands just sayin.............