Best smoker barges 1-5 large [Vol 21]
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Bear-n said:
martynr said:
It is quite clear why it is cheap. Not that it has no MOT, but the current owner took no notice to faults as long as it drove to point B in his life. Wow.
You say that like none of us have been there!Makes a terrible ad, but doesn't necessarily make it a terrible car.
The vehicle can be ruined by the owner and not itself unfortunately.
The owner probably replaced it with a micra so he could afford to maintain it
BenS94 said:
Bear-n said:
martynr said:
It is quite clear why it is cheap. Not that it has no MOT, but the current owner took no notice to faults as long as it drove to point B in his life. Wow.
You say that like none of us have been there!Makes a terrible ad, but doesn't necessarily make it a terrible car.
Mikedknight said:
I’m finding the idea of this Cayenne Turbo really exciting I clearly have a mental condition of some kind.
I could park it in the garage next to my 124 cabrio purchased on a whim thanks to this thread. I probably should get rid of that before I buy a broken cayenne.
Deal, I'll have your 124 cab, you can have my Blackpool Illuminations dash Cayenne (sold as seen) and we are done. I could park it in the garage next to my 124 cabrio purchased on a whim thanks to this thread. I probably should get rid of that before I buy a broken cayenne.
Is it gold?
I need to see what the insurance company offer me.
Crook said:
Does anyone actually believe these are not just bought for f
k all, wound right back, and some incomprehensible gibberish merely copied to some freshly printed eBay paperwork before they make their way here?No I’m not saying that specific example has been clocked, I would have no idea. I simply struggle to believe there are so many mint cars that come all the way here for a premium without issue.
There is a thread somewhere with a chap tracking his E-class coupe (I think it was), which was exported having been “mileage adjusted” between his parting with it and a fresh advert. It is a thing.
Macron said:
Crook said:
Does anyone actually believe these are not just bought for fk all, wound right back, and some incomprehensible gibberish merely copied to some freshly printed eBay paperwork before they make their way here?No I’m not saying that specific example has been clocked, I would have no idea. I simply struggle to believe there are so many mint cars that come all the way here for a premium without issue.
There is a thread somewhere with a chap tracking his E-class coupe (I think it was), which was exported having been “mileage adjusted” between his parting with it and a fresh advert. It is a thing.
Macron said:
Crook said:
Does anyone actually believe these are not just bought for fk all, wound right back, and some incomprehensible gibberish merely copied to some freshly printed eBay paperwork before they make their way here?No I’m not saying that specific example has been clocked, I would have no idea. I simply struggle to believe there are so many mint cars that come all the way here for a premium without issue.
There is a thread somewhere with a chap tracking his E-class coupe (I think it was), which was exported having been “mileage adjusted” between his parting with it and a fresh advert. It is a thing.
I do think that Japan is a bit like Jersey, not only that they start with the same letter but that there are a lot of high value cars washing around not doing an awful lot. I say this with the authority of someone who has watched some episodes of Bergerac and a few Japanese movies.
Crook said:
Macron said:
Crook said:
Does anyone actually believe these are not just bought for fk all, wound right back, and some incomprehensible gibberish merely copied to some freshly printed eBay paperwork before they make their way here?No I’m not saying that specific example has been clocked, I would have no idea. I simply struggle to believe there are so many mint cars that come all the way here for a premium without issue.
There is a thread somewhere with a chap tracking his E-class coupe (I think it was), which was exported having been “mileage adjusted” between his parting with it and a fresh advert. It is a thing.
I do think that Japan is a bit like Jersey, not only that they start with the same letter but that there are a lot of high value cars washing around not doing an awful lot. I say this with the authority of someone who has watched some episodes of Bergerac and a few Japanese movies.
Whereas Jersey Barger is more likely a effete dodgy accountant or a fackin-fackin Cockney gangster with a frankly slapdash attitude to allergen control.
Crook said:
some episodes of Bergerac
A classic riff, reproducible by any 11 year old with a guitar. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f4j-Jyb5vMA
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