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22 May 2016, 11:42 AM
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leave the lad alone
they is nothing wrong with him wanting the best car for his money
there's a lot of bullies and keyboard warriors on here and you all need to get a ****ing grip
if you have nothing nice or good to say don't ****ing say it
they is nothing wrong with him wanting the best car for his money
there's a lot of bullies and keyboard warriors on here and you all need to get a ****ing grip
if you have nothing nice or good to say don't ****ing say it
22 May 2016, 12:54 PM
#37
Tidgy, Glanza, Fat Thomas, it seems you three have a problem with what I want to buy for some reason, now,if that's the case then come and see me and we can have a chat about it instead of sitting there behind your key board with your pants round your ankles getting off on each others posts. if not then go and buy a copy of womans weekly or something or better still get over to chat random as they all sit there with their c**k in their hand on there too.
12 June 2016, 09:16 PM
#44
[QUOTE=RAGGY DOO;11845032]the history is that a select (same) few dislike the fact that I'm looking for a clean low mileage car to a certain budget and like nothing more than to ruin threads with useless rubbish, and virtually high fiving each other.
12 June 2016, 11:42 PM
#45
Don't take this personally and it's not a direct insult, just an observation. Your previous "Looking for a new car" threads everyone went out of their way to post perfect examples at very reasonable prices and do all of the searching and hard work for you.
Yet every example of a car that ticked all your boxes (immaculate, low mileage, 10 miles from your door) was met with negative response from you. Mostly due to the fact your budget wouldn't get you the car you wanted. This lasted for a very long time and made everyone on here very tired indeed.
You finally find your "perfect" car and it's up for sale within months. And here we are again.
As I said, please don't think this is a personal attack because it isn't. This is just how it has come across in the past.
Anyhow, that aside I hope you do find your perfect next car. Most on here are enthusiasts like you and I'd love to see what you end up with. Good luck and please post pics.
Yet every example of a car that ticked all your boxes (immaculate, low mileage, 10 miles from your door) was met with negative response from you. Mostly due to the fact your budget wouldn't get you the car you wanted. This lasted for a very long time and made everyone on here very tired indeed.
You finally find your "perfect" car and it's up for sale within months. And here we are again.
As I said, please don't think this is a personal attack because it isn't. This is just how it has come across in the past.
Anyhow, that aside I hope you do find your perfect next car. Most on here are enthusiasts like you and I'd love to see what you end up with. Good luck and please post pics.
13 June 2016, 06:01 AM
#46
A lot of cars were put to me yes but as stated alot were over my budget and some i had been to see and wernt what i was looking for. I appreciated everyones help to which i told them. My last car i had for over a year 'not months'. But again thats my choice. So im looking again. While there are enthusiasts on here thete are many who are here as wind up merchants.. but im not botheted..ill still continue to look and post . No offence taken.
13 June 2016, 07:10 AM
#47
You certainly spent more time looking for your last car than you did actually owning it. Lol. 
Anyhow, your budget looks better this time so I hope you find what you want. If you're looking for a classic I'd expect to do some work or bodywork at least to make an old car tidy again.
Good luck!
Anyhow, your budget looks better this time so I hope you find what you want. If you're looking for a classic I'd expect to do some work or bodywork at least to make an old car tidy again.
Good luck!
Just kidding.