Spec C for 6.5k
07 April 2010, 10:14 PM
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Nothing wrong with it. Very well maintained it finished at 6.5k but i have had offers over that via ebay so if anyones interested and can better the 6.5k end price it's yours.
And you should know by now that i only sell good cars!!!
Immy
And you should know by now that i only sell good cars!!!
Immy
07 April 2010, 10:48 PM
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Well £6.5k is too cheap IMHO, despite the high mileage ... stunned that someone could get a Spec C for that (worth more in parts!). The new owner will doubtless be very happy.
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07 April 2010, 11:41 PM
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Well I won the auction for this. You seemed genuine on the phone Immy so I hope for the sake of a few quid you will keep that way and not sell it to the next best offer.
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08 April 2010, 12:06 AM
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Immy
on Ebay for some more NO RESERVE cars!
08 April 2010, 12:22 AM
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There is £8k on the table ,but i'd feel like a right c u nt as mifo has arranged to come down tomorrow. I was originally going to turn it into a track car but i am getting an LP560-4 and decided that the 30k that was going to go into that will cover the depreciation on the lambo
Mifo as it stands it's only an offer unless the cash materialises or i get a deposit by the morning it's yours as agreed
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08 April 2010, 12:28 AM
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It's a £9k car ... do you think it's right that he loses £2.5k 
I don't so would side with the possibility of neg feedback yet have almost the right £s for it. Even at £8k it's the steal of 2010.
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I don't so would side with the possibility of neg feedback yet have almost the right £s for it. Even at £8k it's the steal of 2010.TX.
08 April 2010, 12:36 AM
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The car is worth £9k all day i sold a wrx with 90k on the clock for £5k.
The mileage is not an issue on this car as the owner spent crazy money maintaining the car/ I have reicepts for £12k over 3 years !!
As for the £1500 fuel over a thought night i won't be driving it that muich just a weekend car.
Right guys can you stop with the comments because am starting to think i.....well i know i've shotmyself in the foot!!!
Immy
08 April 2010, 04:00 AM
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The advert was listed with no reserve and the winning bid was £6500, juggers is doing the right thing by honouring it at that price. Whether its is worth more or not is irrelevant. The facts are that it was listed with no reserve. If a higher price was wanted for it then the starting bid should have been higher or a reserve put on it. simples
08 April 2010, 12:07 PM
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Utter cobblers! You know that a Spec C is worth more than £6.5k so how's that irrelevant? Take the neg feedback, sell it for what it's worth & move on IMHO ...
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The advert was listed with no reserve and the winning bid was £6500, juggers is doing the right thing by honouring it at that price. Whether its is worth more or not is irrelevant. The facts are that it was listed with no reserve. If a higher price was wanted for it then the starting bid should have been higher or a reserve put on it. simples
08 April 2010, 01:42 PM
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Nothing tough about it. Mifo has bought a car from ebay with all the inherent dangers of winning without seeing, for a bit of a bargain by all accounts.
Juggers is a top man, his bulging wallet is irrelevant (!), he didnt put a reserve on it, and took the hit when the car came in under the expected price.
Juggers, you have made the right choice. You could have taken the extra 2k and one bit of neg feedback, but instead you have stuck to the rules and your reputation (not ebay rep BTW) will have benefitted from it.
Good man!
Juggers is a top man, his bulging wallet is irrelevant (!), he didnt put a reserve on it, and took the hit when the car came in under the expected price.
Juggers, you have made the right choice. You could have taken the extra 2k and one bit of neg feedback, but instead you have stuck to the rules and your reputation (not ebay rep BTW) will have benefitted from it.
Good man!
08 April 2010, 01:43 PM
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Nothing tough about it. Mifo has bought a car from ebay with all the inherent dangers of winning without seeing, for a bit of a bargain by all accounts.
Juggers is a top man, his bulging wallet is irrelevant (!), he didnt put a reserve on it, and took the hit when the car came in under the expected price.
Juggers, you have made the right choice. You could have taken the extra 2k and one bit of neg feedback, but instead you have stuck to the rules and your reputation (not ebay rep BTW) will have benefitted from it.
Good man!
Juggers is a top man, his bulging wallet is irrelevant (!), he didnt put a reserve on it, and took the hit when the car came in under the expected price.
Juggers, you have made the right choice. You could have taken the extra 2k and one bit of neg feedback, but instead you have stuck to the rules and your reputation (not ebay rep BTW) will have benefitted from it.
Good man!
