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10 March 2010, 09:28 AM
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I've got a set with yellow STi logos on if you are interested. I had them on my classic, but I'm not sure if you need different ones for a new age..
11 March 2010, 09:15 AM
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I'm after say £40 delivered? They are the big flappy, rally style. I've got some pics but they are at home, I'll get them post later today, both on and off my car.
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19 March 2010, 10:08 AM
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I'd like to respond to this by saying that these are in almost perfect condition, just dirty as the pix were taken just after they came off the car. They were going to be fully cleaned (and stickers removed by request when a buyer could quite easily do this themselves) before being sent to the buyer.
I object to be told they are not in good condition when a set of used mud flaps have just come off a car dirty. Especially after a buyer made an offer for them which equates to almost "wanting something for nothing".
Thanks for wasting my time and effort.
I object to be told they are not in good condition when a set of used mud flaps have just come off a car dirty. Especially after a buyer made an offer for them which equates to almost "wanting something for nothing".
Thanks for wasting my time and effort.
23 March 2010, 09:46 AM
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Yes, £40 delivered - postage and packaging costs too you know (which is why I couldn't do them for £30).
I think you'll be lucky to find some new ones for £57 delivered, but at that price I'd get them.... go ahead, you're not having much luck in the second hand market are you?
I think you'll be lucky to find some new ones for £57 delivered, but at that price I'd get them.... go ahead, you're not having much luck in the second hand market are you?
23 March 2010, 03:00 PM
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Yes, £40 delivered - postage and packaging costs too you know (which is why I couldn't do them for £30).
I think you'll be lucky to find some new ones for £57 delivered, but at that price I'd get them.... go ahead, you're not having much luck in the second hand market are you?
I think you'll be lucky to find some new ones for £57 delivered, but at that price I'd get them.... go ahead, you're not having much luck in the second hand market are you?
24 March 2010, 09:42 AM
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Not cryin' mate, just pointing out facts and defending myself and my position.
Since I have to sell these elsewhere (which I'm more than happy to do), I don't want prospective buyers listening to a one sided argument so I?
I want to draw a line under this now and bring it to a close..... move on.
Since I have to sell these elsewhere (which I'm more than happy to do), I don't want prospective buyers listening to a one sided argument so I?
I want to draw a line under this now and bring it to a close..... move on.
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