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puntos rise in value shock
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I reckon the bidder was taking the ****, he's got no feedback
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there was 2 bidders to get it so high, i think first one ****ed up and made a fake ebay id to out bid himself.brickfoot said:
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Lol, be interesting to see what happens now.....
I can't believe a newbie would come along and put in £9100 [after all, he would have only seen £360 or so as next highest bid with the increments]. It has to be a fake ID to compensate for the 'wrong' initial bid.
I can't believe a newbie would come along and put in £9100 [after all, he would have only seen £360 or so as next highest bid with the increments]. It has to be a fake ID to compensate for the 'wrong' initial bid.
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Maybe it should be £910. It's been involved in a crash and they are going to "pay" £9,100?! LOL! Mad!!
He can buy my infintiely-superior Punto for a bargain £4500 if he likes 
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=9859&item=2497899560&rd=1
Looks like the knobhead bidders are out in force...
Looks like the knobhead bidders are out in force...
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i hate it when people like that ruin it
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I think I'll sell mine.......lets say.........£15,000 LOL!
Are those prices for real or are they a mistake?!
Are those prices for real or are they a mistake?!
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Lol, whats going on!
Someone trying to play the system again, by the looks of things.......
Someone trying to play the system again, by the looks of things.......
I just got outbid on an old Capri that I fancied as a restoration project:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2497931827
The guy who won it had a zero rating; that had better not be one of those retarded bidders
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2497931827
The guy who won it had a zero rating; that had better not be one of those retarded bidders
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i no someone with one of them in thier garage asked me to see it for them, would you be prepared to travel to essex to colect one?
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No, it was probably one of 'us' retarded bastards :bang:
Why do my afternoon posts after a lunchtime jolly seem so much more meaningful
:bang: Why do my afternoon posts after a lunchtime jolly seem so much more meaningful
If it's around £150 or less and got some tax left so I can drive it home, then yep any idea of the engine size and general condition of the car?
any idea of the engine size and general condition of the car?
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its a 1.6 been in garage for a while did run when it was stored, it has no tax but you dont need tax if you tow it back, not sure of price,
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hang on think i got that wrong think he said 2ltr
One problem: I've not got anything to tow it back with, a 1.1 Punto isn't going to cope with a ton of Capri behind it! Thats what attracted me to the ebay car; it had 2 months' rent left in the window and was a runner.
If this Capri drives ok without overheating I suppose I could drive it back in the dead of night
If this Capri drives ok without overheating I suppose I could drive it back in the dead of night
Oh, and how old is it? Is it a Mk1/2 (square headlights) or Mk3 (quad round lights)?
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i will find out more
You can buy tax for it then get it refunded for each month that you didn't use it - i.e pay £110 or whatever it is for a disk then next day take it to the post office and claim 11 months back so you've only spent a tenner... just an idea you'd need to get an off-road certificate for it.
