Is this p1 known
25 November 2010, 02:00 PM
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Is this p1 known
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/2275484.htm
Seems cheap even though cat D, tempted just to put in garage and use as a toy?
Seems cheap even though cat D, tempted just to put in garage and use as a toy?
25 November 2010, 03:42 PM
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I thought that but even for a Cat D thats a bit too cheap.
If it stack up its a good buy even being Cat D but wouldn't be surprised if theres more to it. Spelling of the advert makes me wonder if its a scam.
If it stack up its a good buy even being Cat D but wouldn't be surprised if theres more to it. Spelling of the advert makes me wonder if its a scam.
25 November 2010, 03:55 PM
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If he cant be arsed running it through a spell check when selling a 5 grand car, then I wouldn't touch it - says a lot about someone really!
25 November 2010, 03:57 PM
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I wonder who owns the hatch STi on the Drive 
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Damn, beaten too it
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Damn, beaten too it
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25 November 2010, 04:06 PM
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Scoobynet spelling police out in force again
Now subarus are readily available (pricewise) to the ordinary man "on the street," spelling would not put me off checking the car out. Personally I'd be more concerned as to the damage that caused the vehicle to appear on the register.
Could be worth a look, don't be put of by the spelling
Now subarus are readily available (pricewise) to the ordinary man "on the street," spelling would not put me off checking the car out. Personally I'd be more concerned as to the damage that caused the vehicle to appear on the register.
Could be worth a look, don't be put of by the spelling
25 November 2010, 04:28 PM
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Scoobynet spelling police out in force again
Now subarus are readily available (pricewise) to the ordinary man "on the street," spelling would not put me off checking the car out. Personally I'd be more concerned as to the damage that caused the vehicle to appear on the register.
Could be worth a look, don't be put of by the spelling
Now subarus are readily available (pricewise) to the ordinary man "on the street," spelling would not put me off checking the car out. Personally I'd be more concerned as to the damage that caused the vehicle to appear on the register.
Could be worth a look, don't be put of by the spelling
25 November 2010, 04:46 PM
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No Si, I'm just saying not to have preconceived ideas about someone’s character because of their ability to spell.
I'd prefer to see someone having a crack at spelling rather than the text talk that is often used. Text talk is lazy!
Back to the advert... If we are to analyse the individual from it- It appears the person is looking for a diesel van which may suggest that he/ she is an industrial worker and perhaps even a craftsperson with spelling and computers not being a strength.
I'd prefer to see someone having a crack at spelling rather than the text talk that is often used. Text talk is lazy!
Back to the advert... If we are to analyse the individual from it- It appears the person is looking for a diesel van which may suggest that he/ she is an industrial worker and perhaps even a craftsperson with spelling and computers not being a strength.
25 November 2010, 09:40 PM
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each to their own! my mate sold his, also on a cat d about 4 months back for 5k with 49000 on the clock. he got the usual responses (as above), someone local bought it and has been grinning ear to ear ever since.
02 December 2010, 01:27 PM
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Back to the original question, does anyone know it. Can now be bought for 4k, trying to get him to £3750 because no tax and ill have it just as a toy.
02 December 2010, 01:47 PM
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No harm in chancing your arm at just £4k ... be aware of scams though as it's v cheap.
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