Both clean at once - Shock horror!

Robson Rover Repair · 13th April 2012, 20:31

Had some time yesterday and today, and have both cars cleaned up nicely. Was getting a bit dark towards the end but you get the idea.

However the 75 is off to a new home shortly! With great regret.

After working on her for nearly a year now, and if im honest and ploughed quite a bit of money into her the time has come to sell her on, because with the scally rally plan scraped an my now need for a diesel daily the 75 has become unnecessary sadly.

Deposit was taken yesterday for her, and I have sold her for only £30 more than all the parts and everything has cost me over the year, including the price of the car originally. I think they got one hell of a bargain considering the man hours, blood (yes a LOT of blood) and swearing I have put into the car.

The good news is, I should have a diesel 75 on the driveway by next weekend but I dont want to say more just yet! I had wanted a freelander but ive been given an offer that I will not refuse! More to come on that.

Brabus · 14th April 2012, 07:58

Both looking good.Pity the 75 has to go(hope its staying local

)All the best with the new one,look forward to seeing it at some stage.

13th April 2012, 20:31	#1
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14th April 2012, 07:58	#2
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