my car for sale ... - Page 4

chrissyboy · 4th October 2011, 15:45

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Originally Posted by Boldyboy

Sorry to hear about your troubles dude,just sold mine on ebay wanted £2500 for it got £1500,lots of ppl wont touch em unless the headgasket has been done,mine had been,but that was all ppl wanted to know on ebay,i had a reserve of £2000 but it never got close,the car had only done 60k,new headgasket,cam belt/water pump/gerry-t etc but was losing money on it just sat on the driveway.Good luck and hopefully someone will take it off your hands for a good price.

if it was my car i would took the wheels off it and took out the stero and camera took off the gerry tee and hans gauge and drove it in to wall and then they could have it for £1500

capese21 · 6th October 2011, 21:41

I have bought and sold a few cars on ebay with no problems.

Selling or not selling a car is all about how many peole see the advert.

Ebay is all of the UK so has the best chance of a sale. Autotrader is also good for the same reason.

A advert stuck on the window will not be seen by many people just think about it before you rule out ebay!!

Good luck with it.

Ed

johnwh74 · 11th October 2011, 17:51

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Originally Posted by chrissyboy

if it was my car i would took the wheels off it and drove it in to wall and then they could have it for £1500

how could you drive it into the wall if it had no wheels on it??

chrislloydie · 11th October 2011, 18:21

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Originally Posted by johnwh74

how could you drive it into the wall if it had no wheels on it??

Hahahaha. Like it.

chrissyboy · 11th October 2011, 18:35

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Originally Posted by johnwh74

how could you drive it into the wall if it had no wheels on it??

you know what i meant john,, put some rubbish wheels on it .

Dave Goody · 18th October 2011, 13:27

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Originally Posted by chrissyboy

you know what i meant john,, put some rubbish wheels on it .

I'm beginning to understand why car insurance costs so much

Dave

chrissyboy · 18th October 2011, 16:45

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Originally Posted by Dave Goody

I'm beginning to understand why car insurance costs so much

Dave

and whats that meant to mean ... if you read it your see i will put wheels not as good as my hairpins back on it ,ie the stupid 15inch ones that the car came with ...rubbish wheels .... what the hell has that got to do with insurance cost

chrislloydie · 18th October 2011, 17:22

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Originally Posted by chrissyboy

and whats that meant to mean ... if you read it your see i will put wheels not as good as my hairpins back on it ,ie the stupid 15inch ones that the car came with ...rubbish wheels .... what the hell has that got to do with insurance cost

I'm considering getting a set of hairpins for our tourer. How much did your insurance company add on when you declared the new wheels?

Arctic · 18th October 2011, 21:55

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Originally Posted by chrislloydie

I'm considering getting a set of hairpins for our tourer. How much did your insurance company add on when you declared the new wheels?

I didnt now you had to tell your insurance about your wheels as if you buy a car surely its what ever wheels are on them i have never been asked about what wheels i have on my cars

Had these on for a while which came with the MGZT i had as a donnor car

then went back to the original straights

I also had some Mirage on my tourer

Petetourer · 18th October 2011, 22:08

If they are not what was fitted as standard, then you should inform your insurers... You know what its like, they will try anything to get out of a claim... As an example, They will see it as a modification that may make the car more desirable to thieves ???

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6th October 2011, 21:41	#32
capese21 This is my second home MG ZTT 180 Sports Auto. Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: London Posts: 3,930 Thanks: 18 Thanked 180 Times in 143 Posts	I have bought and sold a few cars on ebay with no problems. Selling or not selling a car is all about how many peole see the advert. Ebay is all of the UK so has the best chance of a sale. Autotrader is also good for the same reason. A advert stuck on the window will not be seen by many people just think about it before you rule out ebay!! Good luck with it. Ed