A few questions! answers appreciated!

[Stu]

1) Will a bumper off a 2001 bravo fit straight onto a 98 bravo?

2)What can i use to remove the bodywork glue that holds my abarth spoiler and sideskirts on without damaging my paintwork?

3)What should i be looking for (trade in) for my 1.4 s good condition 98 bravo, 64k cambelt done, new clutch? No parkers quotes please,they're just depressing!

Thanks
Stu

 

[Dan]

1st one...
yes, as long as its not a HGT bumper.

2, pass.

3. dare I say £1600 at a push

Skate2create & "Bluebeastie" Angeltuned 1.2 16v - 9.8 0-60 @trax '05

Angeltuned, Iridium spark plugs, enclosed airfilter & heavy right foot =

 

[Stu]

1600 trade? i dont think id get that? really?

 

[Wimmy]

Where did you pick that figure from Dan????
I would say around 1k

 

[tony]

Hi mate,

I'm a car salesman, i've just checked Glass's guide.

1.4 S Fiat Bravo 3dr 1998 £675 Trade price.

In reality though, that would probably be nocked down to £500 due to desirability and the fact that just about everything is 'behind book' at the moment.

Best advice, don't trade the car, sell it yourself on ebay. When i was looking for mine recently, my colleague and I couldn't beleive how strong the money was on Bravo and Brava.

Tony.

P.s. in addition to the trade in price on your car, you should get some 'over-allowance' by way of money off what your buying, but beware of people offering silly amounts off their forecourt stock, yes the market is deadly quiet at the minute, but massive discounts simply imply that the car is over-priced to start with.

What are you looking @ buying, we have over 1200 cars available.

Tony.

 

[Dan]

i was being nice

Less than a G in all fairness

Dan

Skate2create & "Bluebeastie" Angeltuned 1.2 16v - 9.8 0-60 @trax '05

Angeltuned, Iridium spark plugs, enclosed airfilter & heavy right foot =

 

[Stu]

Im after the jtd bravo! theyre rare as rockin horse poop

Any responses on removal of my kit?

Thanks for the responses guys!
Stu

 

[Sven]

If you know what glue it was sticked on with, go to a dealer of the stuff and ask for a remove liquid. If you dont know, you can try zippo lighter fluid, aka. petrol. BUT test it first !!!!!

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[Stu]

Thanks sven , someone else suggested that! it may be a last resort, surely theyre must be something for this, nobody been to a bodyshop and know the inside goss?
Stu

 

[BlackBravo]

if the glue is sikaflex (spelled correctly

then good luck mate, sorry. I've not heard of a solvent that can break down sika once its fulled cured

Pete

 

[Stu]

Cmon chaps i know some of you gurus will know what i can use!

 

[Sven]

I know Sika makes a remower, but it will probably damage the paint. Try here www.sika.com

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