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11 December 2011, 04:33 PM
#33
Seems i missed your post,merry xmas to you too,oh and yes i have one of them there dogs,you know the ones that eat babies etc,apology accepted if you will except mine,sorry if you though my **** end comment was aimed at you but im not like that,honest.
11 December 2011, 04:45 PM
#34
Yes I agree you get messed about on here more than eBay!!!
I wouldn't buy off here again, lately had waited3 weeks for a engine part I'd got first dibs on then went away for weekend comeback and he'd sold it somebody else after I'd waited 3 weeks for him to brake the car.
Then bought a steering wheel advertised as a named make and it was a " bad" copy
Never again too many del boys
I wouldn't buy off here again, lately had waited3 weeks for a engine part I'd got first dibs on then went away for weekend comeback and he'd sold it somebody else after I'd waited 3 weeks for him to brake the car.
Then bought a steering wheel advertised as a named make and it was a " bad" copy
Never again too many del boys
11 December 2011, 04:49 PM
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11 December 2011, 04:51 PM
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Yes I agree you get messed about on here more than eBay!!!
I wouldn't buy off here again, lately had waited3 weeks for a engine part I'd got first dibs on then went away for weekend comeback and he'd sold it somebody else after I'd waited 3 weeks for him to brake the car.
Then bought a steering wheel advertised as a named make and it was a " bad" copy
Never again too many del boys
I wouldn't buy off here again, lately had waited3 weeks for a engine part I'd got first dibs on then went away for weekend comeback and he'd sold it somebody else after I'd waited 3 weeks for him to brake the car.
Then bought a steering wheel advertised as a named make and it was a " bad" copy
Never again too many del boys
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11 December 2011, 08:11 PM
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y would u wait till engine is sold to break a car, if ur breaking a car u strip it all down in one go, i know coz i do this, an know a lot of people that do also
11 December 2011, 08:27 PM
#46
I totally agree about wasting money fella,why do it when you can buy quality items secondhand BUT if your actually relying on a part to get your motor back running or to get a project to the next step quick you wouldn't have problems like you've been having when buying new.
11 December 2011, 08:30 PM
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Most people do this so a potential buyer can hear the engine running rather than going on a promise. If most of the money from a breaker car is tied up in the engine then most breakers like it sold 1st to recover the most money.
11 December 2011, 08:36 PM
#49
I totally agree about wasting money fella,why do it when you can buy quality items secondhand BUT if your actually relying on a part to get your motor back running or to get a project to the next step quick you wouldn't have problems like you've been having when buying new.
11 December 2011, 08:42 PM
#50
The world mostly,but for now its hubs wich i have got sorted today off another sn member Jag,very helpfull bloke and knows how to communicate,thank the lord.
I dont think i ask a lot really,i just wish the many others ive tried to deal with could be the same,but im over it now
I dont think i ask a lot really,i just wish the many others ive tried to deal with could be the same,but im over it now
