For Sale: Biomorphic MG ZT 1.8T *SOLD* - Page 2

Spike · 27th January 2015, 14:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by lotuslc

Don't suppose anyone on the forum has a recovery truck to bring it up to York .
So long as it would not cost me an arm and a leg lol

Having the same problem!

MangoMan · 27th January 2015, 14:54

Try these people - I think they quoted me about 125 once for a longer distance...???

http://www.anyvan.com/

FrazzleTC · 27th January 2015, 17:12

Shiply or Anyvan would be my recommendations, having used both in the past. If you can work out the company and contact them directly, outside the system, you'll get a much cheaper quote.

garrycairns · 27th January 2015, 17:32

Hi I love the car, think it's gorgeous, and such a lot of work and money spent on it.
Can anyone comment on what is required to fix the car and a rough estimate on the cost.
My other comment is would anyone near to where the car is for sale undertake to repair the car then I could collect it.
Garry

trikey · 27th January 2015, 19:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by lotuslc

Don't suppose anyone on the forum has a recovery truck to bring it up to York .
So long as it would not cost me an arm and a leg lol

I have an a frame you can borrow..

LotusLC · 27th January 2015, 19:24

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Originally Posted by trikey

I have an a frame you can borrow..

Thanks Andy but have decided to get a recovery truck, that's all been well lol...
Lydia said i have got to buy it no matter what

. (kids eh)

trikey · 27th January 2015, 19:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by lotuslc

Thanks Andy but have decided to get a recovery truck, that's all been well lol...
Lydia said i have got to buy it no matter what

. (kids eh)

Bringing her up right

LotusLC · 27th January 2015, 19:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by trikey

Bringing her up right

Ha Ha she is crackers over these car's . Who would have thought a 13 year old girl would be into these cars like she is... She has said next step is your V8.
i am not rockefeller

sikelsh · 27th January 2015, 20:10

Provisionally sold.

Thanks to all who PMed, didnt quite expect the response!

Simon

MangoMan · 27th January 2015, 20:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by lotuslc

Thanks Andy but have decided to get a recovery truck, that's all been well lol...
Lydia said i have got to buy it no matter what

. (kids eh)

Did you manage to get one through Anyvan?

27th January 2015, 14:54	#12
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27th January 2015, 20:10	#19
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27th January 2015, 17:32	#14
garrycairns Avid contributor 75 Tourer CDTI Connoisseur se. x2 Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Glenrothes. Fife Posts: 116 Thanks: 17 Thanked 14 Times in 12 Posts	Hi I love the car, think it's gorgeous, and such a lot of work and money spent on it. Can anyone comment on what is required to fix the car and a rough estimate on the cost. My other comment is would anyone near to where the car is for sale undertake to repair the car then I could collect it. Garry