type r for sale £7k
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28 November 2006, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Scoob999
is this car still for sale??? ive sent pm but too excited to wait for reply! its just what ive been looking for!
31 December 2006, 11:19 AM
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I don't think it flooded at all.
There aren't too many good 'type r's' out there!
Maybe some fresh pictures after a good wash and wax?
There aren't too many good 'type r's' out there!
Maybe some fresh pictures after a good wash and wax?
31 December 2006, 11:40 AM
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gave it a good wash and wax 2 days ago when i had air.mech23 come round for a test drive she liked the car but no response from her that would of helped sell.
31 December 2006, 01:26 PM
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Not being rude but this ad is pretty crap.
Why not put a new post up, with some actual detail on the car and some pics. It doesnt read well when you have to find the car via another link. Even then there is no real detail.
MB
Why not put a new post up, with some actual detail on the car and some pics. It doesnt read well when you have to find the car via another link. Even then there is no real detail.
MB
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark
Not being rude but this ad is pretty crap.
Why not put a new post up, with some actual detail on the car and some pics. It doesnt read well when you have to find the car via another link. Even then there is no real detail.
MB
Why not put a new post up, with some actual detail on the car and some pics. It doesnt read well when you have to find the car via another link. Even then there is no real detail.
MB
people who look on here know it's for sale if they are truly interested then they will pm or phone for details,not just look at pictures coming to see it in the flesh is a good start when i bought this i new exactly what i was looking for with the readies in my pocket if you goto my previous thread all the details are on there.
31 December 2006, 03:01 PM
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Well here is the advert for my old car. It sold within 10 days, and the buyer (Lee) travelled down from Manchester to Kent!
Just re-list it, and tell the whole story!
https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...er+engineering
Just re-list it, and tell the whole story!
https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...er+engineering
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Lee, people want all the info they can. Putting up a topic just saying "Type R for sale 7k" is like saying "car for sale"
Nobody knows what year, miles, colour, mods, owners, history etc etc.
Im just saying it would put me off straight away. Ive spent hours before making up car ads and its worth doing.
Stick up a new post with all the info in and I will bet it attracts more attention.
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Nobody knows what year, miles, colour, mods, owners, history etc etc.
Im just saying it would put me off straight away. Ive spent hours before making up car ads and its worth doing.
Stick up a new post with all the info in and I will bet it attracts more attention.
MB
