Panda (Classic) Selecta £200 start price
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Panda (Classic) Selecta £200 start price
Seller won't be able to stop the auction in the last 12 hours if there's a winning bid. He has a bit of a problem as he's obliged to sell unless the highest bidder agrees to retract the bid. I wouldn't be happy if I was a bidder!
Glad you got Terry though.
Glad you got Terry though.
I didn't know that,
cant he cancel all the bids then end it?
Only if selling to the highest bidder I think?
He'll probably just get a strike and have to pay the final value fee, unless the winning bidder is easy going.
He'll probably just get a strike and have to pay the final value fee, unless the winning bidder is easy going.
Well I have learnt what not to do on ebay then if nothing else. I am surprised it cant be stopped though, what if a wheel had fallen off or it could no longer be sold?
The last 12 hours is the problem. If it was broken he can get a credit for the fees if both sides agree to withdraw from the sale. Much as I don't like Ebay, their rules do tend to stop people pulling an auction at the last minute.
You could always bid for it to help him if he's a nice chap - then you can both agree to withdraw?
You could always bid for it to help him if he's a nice chap - then you can both agree to withdraw?
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i messaged the seller advising him to end it, before someone posted that he cant, he only just got back to me so i couldnt offer to bid, he says he gutted as it went for a lot more.
i told him at least its gone to a good home
i told him at least its gone to a good home
i messaged the seller advising him to end it, before someone posted that he cant, he only just got back to me so i couldnt offer to bid, he says he gutted as it went for a lot more.
i told him at least its gone to a good home
Oops....yeah good home makes a difference to most buyers.
I did have designed on using it to complete the 4x4 build as it needs a new trim and bonnet, boot, and a load of other bits that could be useful.
I don't think I could do that to him now though.
I don't think I could do that to him now though.
Don't think you could do it anyway....trim and boot alone are different.
Boot lid is different but fits, the trim is also the same. The seats I need to check
Shame such a rare car won't be original..you can get trim to suit quite easily..boot lid may be harder but not impossible. Plus you would have to change the rear bumper and electrics for the number plate. Still it's your car and your choice.
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Oddly most mk1 panels are easier to get hold of - a new hatch came up last year for a mk1 but was a bit pricey. There are far fewer mk1's left now so less competition - doors seem to be less holey too in general so they come up regularly - think there's a new one on the bay now.
wow wow wow, I haven't said i'm actually going to do this, just that I had been thinking about it.
Having checked and there being 51? selectors on the road, im a little less inclined to destroy it
Having checked and there being 51? selectors on the road, im a little less inclined to destroy it
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I have an absolutely original K reg 1100 Selecta with 50,000 miles and a thick folder of service history. The original car has wheel trims and has never had a radio fitted. It's quite quick and has no rust whatsoever. It joins my old Tachini and a 1000CL that has lain in the back of the garage for 6 years without moving a wheel. Not many 1100 cc Selectas and worth keeping for a few years.
Sounds just like our white L-reg one with only 27k on the clock
Get a members motors thread up, I'd love to see some pics :slayer:
Sounds just like our white L-reg one with only 27k on the clock
Get a members motors thread up, I'd love to see some pics :slayer:
Yeah that...get pics of all the pandas up on the forum with a little write up...
