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    #31
    Originally posted by C2vny View Post
    Cheers for that:supz: If it's got good history like the seller says then I'll concider it if it's mint looking plus someone said it was only at 50k a few months ago without the dot so couldn't have done alot more than the 4k could it.
    Do you know this for fact, as it could have been there when it was sold 7 months ago.

    Either way it requires a thorough and satisfactory explaination.

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      #32
      Originally posted by E30M3SE View Post
      Do you know this for fact, as it could have been there when it was sold 7 months ago.

      Either way it requires a thorough and satisfactory explaination.
      There was a post early on it but I'm trying to check records but signal is terrible on the train. It's got full history from BMW he says except last ones done at avers racers, they anygood??

      Thanks

      Anyone know anything important could you text me thanks as I'm getting near and internets not very good on my phone now
      07793608869

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        #33
        Well, how did you get on?

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          #34
          Originally posted by Porter View Post
          Well, how did you get on?
          :bigcry:

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            #35
            Originally posted by E30M3SE View Post
            I was told by someone that worked for Hexagon of Highgate, a technician, that this 'dot' signified mileage correction, I don't know how much fact is in this as have never seen it on a car until seeing this picture and have not investigated it myself, but I would be checking the service & MOT history on this car very carefully.
            I was told the same.

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              #36
              I've never been so pissed off with buying a car or in regards to cars. I was so close to actually scraping with the guy, his attitude was terrible and very aggressive, telling me how mint it was and will have it fully valeted for me since it's such a travel.l on the phone.

              Got there and the car had bird shit all over it, dead flys, spider webs, dirt you name it, it was on the car. Interior was a joke, dirt everywhere. My White shirt after sitting on the car come out brown. I said I thought you cleaned it and he started saying he sells metal not a valeter and I dont care if it sells or not, I'll just cover it and it'll make money in years to come blah blah and got all pissed off. This is a shorten version but honestly pissed off doesn't describe how I feel.

              It's even put me off one the state of his. I might end up going for another type of Japanese car but will see once I'm home tomorrow.

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                #37
                Thats pretty crap mate, some right to$$ers out there.

                Stick to your guns and dont let something like this put you off, when you get the right one and spend some quality time behind the wheel you will love it.
                I've now had mine for over 2 1/2 yrs and love it to bits. Years of Cosworth, Evo and Subaru ownership (almost every type of cossie, an evo VII RSII and a 22b) and it would take a hell of alot to send me back there.

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                  #38
                  Bad luck mate,there are some twats about.:bangheadont give up,you will find a good one and you'll be glad you stuck with your search.

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                    #39
                    Sorry to hear this, but just read this thread from the top and by page 2 it seemed there was only going to be outcome....

                    I think the guys will endorse the following:

                    1. Try and view/buy a known forum car where possible
                    2. Avoid eBay unless it is for a car that is also advertised within a known web community - there may be a reason why it is ONLY advertised on eBay.
                    3. If you're gut feel is wrong - walk away
                    4. Be patient - these cars are rare. Of 422, I'd speculate that there will be a story associated with 30-40% of them (including those RIP).
                    5. Despite the above, cash remains king. Economy is fooked so never EVER pay over odds. Customer is king right now.

                    Good luck :thumbs:

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                      Sorry to hear this, but just read this thread from the top and by page 2 it seemed there was only going to be outcome....

                      I think the guys will endorse the following:

                      1. Try and view/buy a known forum car where possible
                      2. Avoid eBay unless it is for a car that is also advertised within a known web community - there may be a reason why it is ONLY advertised on eBay.
                      3. If you're gut feel is wrong - walk away
                      4. Be patient - these cars are rare. Of 422, I'd speculate that there will be a story associated with 30-40% of them (including those RIP).
                      5. Despite the above, cash remains king. Economy is fooked so never EVER pay over odds. Customer is king right now.

                      Good luck :thumbs:
                      Fuck me who rattled your cage, bet it took some time thinking that stuff up!



                      ,

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                        #41
                        Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                        Fuck me who rattled your cage, bet it took some time thinking that stuff up!



                        ,

                        Just crashed out thinking of you sweetie :gayfight::hahaha::gayfight:

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                          #42
                          Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                          Just crashed out thinking of you sweetie :gayfight::hahaha::gayfight:
                          :hahaha: :hahaha: :smt037

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                            #43
                            Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                            Sorry to hear this, but just read this thread from the top and by page 2 it seemed there was only going to be outcome....

                            I think the guys will endorse the following:

                            1. Try and view/buy a known forum car where possible
                            2. Avoid eBay unless it is for a car that is also advertised within a known web community - there may be a reason why it is ONLY advertised on eBay.
                            3. If you're gut feel is wrong - walk away
                            4. Be patient - these cars are rare. Of 422, I'd speculate that there will be a story associated with 30-40% of them (including those RIP).
                            5. Despite the above, cash remains king. Economy is fooked so never EVER pay over odds. Customer is king right now.

                            Good luck :thumbs:
                            +1 I agree with Ian again...














                            (Note to self - must stop blowing smoke up Yanto's ass...!)

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                              #44
                              Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                              2. Avoid eBay unless it is for a car that is also advertised within a known web community - there may be a reason why it is ONLY advertised on eBay.
                              I don't agree with that. Good advice would certainly be never to blindly bid on an ebay advert without viewing the car.
                              Buying a performance car and being a forum geek don't have to go together.

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                                #45
                                Originally posted by C2vny View Post
                                I've never been so pissed off with buying a car or in regards to cars. I was so close to actually scraping with the guy, his attitude was terrible and very aggressive, telling me how mint it was and will have it fully valeted for me since it's such a travel.l on the phone.

                                Got there and the car had bird shit all over it, dead flys, spider webs, dirt you name it, it was on the car. Interior was a joke, dirt everywhere. My White shirt after sitting on the car come out brown. I said I thought you cleaned it and he started saying he sells metal not a valeter and I dont care if it sells or not, I'll just cover it and it'll make money in years to come blah blah and got all pissed off. This is a shorten version but honestly pissed off doesn't describe how I feel.

                                It's even put me off one the state of his. I might end up going for another type of Japanese car but will see once I'm home tomorrow.

                                Keep looking, the right one will come along sooner or later, to be honest that is typical 'dodgy trader' attitude.

                                You should have asked him about the 'mileage correction'............:whistle:

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