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Old 06 February 2011, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ_Jon
Or you could have a nice 06 plate Hawkeye STI for the same sort of money, with less miles on it & more power.
Very nice,just a little bit to much for me
Old 06 February 2011, 12:10 PM
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Try me with a reasonable offer....
Old 06 February 2011, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ_Jon
Try me with a reasonable offer....
I wouldn't want to insult you.
Old 06 February 2011, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
Bull****! Nothings 'free' in this world. When my last scoob was crashed into in April 2007 I needed a courtesy car whilst it was being repaired. My insurance company put me in touch with a hire car company who have me a car of similar 'prestige' ie a brand new Passat diesel exec mobile. That certainly wasn't a freebie from the repairers.

I'd stick to estimating mate
bull**** ay well a hire car is not a courtesy car .
a hire car is used when a third party hits another vehicle therefore not your fault so they get you a hire car .
a courtesy car is used when its your fault i.e theft,vandalism,rta and stuff like that so i will stick to estimating and you stick to chatting **** about something you obviously know nothing about
Old 06 February 2011, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by deanb1980
bull**** ay well a hire car is not a courtesy car .
a hire car is used when a third party hits another vehicle therefore not your fault so they get you a hire car .
a courtesy car is used when its your fault i.e theft,vandalism,rta and stuff like that so i will stick to estimating and you stick to chatting **** about something you obviously know nothing about
I think he's right with this lads.Don't you lot be falling out on my thread
Old 06 February 2011, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by The Dogs B******s
I wouldn't want to insult you.
Its ok, you aren't Big Fud - I must either have a real shitter on my hands or it is unbelievably over priced.

Making offers of 8k for a 10,495k car is laughable, making an offer near the asking price isn't.

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Old 06 February 2011, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by ALi-B
We have three, and the cost of rental is taken into account with the repairs quotes given to the insurer.
were in central birmingham and we have 11 my last place had 38 and they are free to the customer as part of the contract with the insurance company they cost us but it never passes on to any customers and ive been estimating now for 13 years in different parts of birmingham and thats always been the way maybe its a main city thing i dunno but we have never charged for COURTESY cars, hires cars yeah but never courtesy cars and especially vandalism as there is no third party to claim off .
Old 06 February 2011, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ_Jon
Its ok, you aren't Big Fud - I must either have a real shitter on my hands or it is unbelievably over priced.

Making offers of 8k for a 10,495k car is laughable, making an offer near the asking price isn't.
I've got a budget of about £9.5k but might stretch to £10k at a real push.
Old 06 February 2011, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by deanb1980
were in central birmingham and we have 11 my last place had 38 and they are free to the customer as part of the contract with the insurance company they cost us but it never passes on to any customers and ive been estimating now for 13 years in different parts of birmingham and thats always been the way maybe its a main city thing i dunno but we have never charged for COURTESY cars, hires cars yeah but never courtesy cars and especially vandalism as there is no third party to claim off .

We don't charge directly either - the cost is worked into our overheads instead.
Old 06 February 2011, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by The Dogs B******s
I've got a budget of about £9.5k but might stretch to £10k at a real push.
ahem you know you want too
Old 06 February 2011, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ilogikal1
ahem you know you want too
Looked at that
Old 06 February 2011, 01:37 PM
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Don't think we are a million miles apart on price then
Old 06 February 2011, 02:28 PM
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There is a company that do inspections on vehicles and if they find the car to be undamaged and in factory condition they lift the Cat classification from the system, so yes this car is worth a punt
Old 06 February 2011, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by deanb1980
bull**** ay well a hire car is not a courtesy car .
a hire car is used when a third party hits another vehicle therefore not your fault so they get you a hire car .
a courtesy car is used when its your fault i.e theft,vandalism,rta and stuff like that so i will stick to estimating and you stick to chatting **** about something you obviously know nothing about
Clear as mud. Please accept my most humble of apologies for not being able to understand your illiterate responses

May I ask, are you one of these estimators who look at some damage on a car and suck air through your teeth mumbling 'thats gonna be expensive'
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Back on topic, Neil, buy Jons Spec D - it's ****in' lovely and you know it's worth it. That thing has been pampered
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i like it

thats the shape or a hawkeye if i had the money and sold my classic
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