Caporegime
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I can bob over Friday if you need a Red Shirt m8
But you probs have a few OcUK henchmen on call anyhow
But you probs have a few OcUK henchmen on call anyhow
I can bob over Friday if you need a Red Shirt m8
But you probs have a few OcUK henchmen on call anyhow
Also found this:
Has the exact same colour shift issue on passenger side.
Out of interest, why won't you allow a test drive, even if he is comprehensively insured? Personally I wouldn't buy a car without a test drive.
I'd rather not, I've said to him upon valid proof of driving license, passport and insurance he can.
Still you can assess plenty from the passenger seat too.
But sorry I am not happy to let total strangers test drive a car, I have no idea of their ability and don't need the stress if they prang it, you can certainly tell from the passenger seat if a car is fine or not.
Just how I feel about the subject, for those unhappy, fine don't buy the car, I can just trade it in.
That's fair enough, I suppose in the world of performance cars it may work slightly differently, his car ownership history may play a part too.
For example, would you let someone test drive the Clio, should you be selling it?
are we allowed to be naked?I think we should all turn up anyway and just stand there staring at the guy relentlessly until he leaves
Yucky numberplate location. Just cover the Fezza badge already
are we allowed to be naked?
perfect. what time we all meeting up thenIts compulsory.
I never let anyone test drive a car I'm selling unless it's worth so little I can afford to lose the money, or its someone I know.
One bloke got well shirty with me when I wouldn't let him test drive the XJ. Pretty much accused me of trying to hide something. That's been the exception rather than the rule though. I've never had a problem selling.
It has being properly used, but it explains the brake wear, it shall also be enjoyed in a similar fashion by myself.