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best ones to get are the Canvas one.. not the plastic type. I dont sell 'em.. you can get one off the internet cheaper than I can buy them trade

seen the results in the flesh, and Jonathans car looks amazing after the treatment

two zedbra's getting it on right now

I cant commit today Jonathan, will let you know by the weekend

nice car

TBF , if your not sure I wouldnt mess around with the brakes

A sticker

TBF I can't believe someone's taking it

I cant believe Sarnie is giving out advice on brake pad fitting

The buyer appreciated my candour

To be honest a car dealer is under no obligation to disclose if a car has been subject to a Cat d or c write off claim, if the customer asks outright"has this vehicle been subject to a total loss claim " obviously the trader would then have to disclose the facts.. but as the law stands ,so long as the vehicle is in roadworthy condition no offence has been committed Is that so - annoying. I know when you sell your house it's no longer buyer beware - if you know something, but don't get asked about it at the time, you can still be held to account if it can be shown later you knew (or that you reasonably should have known). Think that's right Digsy? I'm not a conveyancer but you're right that if you know something there now seems a positive duty on you dislose it. I don't think it goes so far as "should have known" and there's always going to be the problem of proving knowledge. Nothing like that for cars - buying any car of uncertain history is potentially entering a world of hurt...... There are no obligations of sellers to disclose any material facts. They do however have to disclose any facts if directly asked by the seller. Its the sellers responsibility to ask the questions. Yes, but the property information forms that you have to complete ask very broad questions which cover most bases. Last property I sold I just answered all the questions with one answer "DERELICT" otherwise you leave yourself open to all sorts of problems later on You were lucky your buyer didn't walk away - I would have I'm not a builder or a surveyor why should I be asked to give an opinion on a properties condition...The buyer paid for a survey , what could I add..... best not leave yourself open to future litigation I thought.. no comebacks with describing a property as a wreck

looks smooth.......

good for camera's to I bet the popo love you dunno what a popo is but I'm sure they do Lol sorry that was ghetto hollywood movie slang for police

good for camera's to I bet the popo love you dunno what a popo is but I'm sure they do

good for camera's to

My thoughts exactly, Val. Just a bit worried as they are a darker shade than the OEM ones. any refurbisher worth his salt should be able to match your colour

Plate on rear of mine measures 14" X & 7"..(or 355mm x 178mm) , and seems to fill gap up correctly

Hi there not had either of your choices, but can certainly recommend Falken 452's as a good option on the Zed

Renault Scenic

Bernie Ecclestone has the correct stand on language he says " if they cant speak English their not worth talking to "

or just use this website and be a language master....but not if your sarnie http://babelfish.altavista.com/

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To be honest a car dealer is under no obligation to disclose if a car has been subject to a Cat d or c write off claim, if the customer asks outright"has this vehicle been subject to a total loss claim " obviously the trader would then have to disclose the facts.. but as the law stands ,so long as the vehicle is in roadworthy condition no offence has been committed Is that so - annoying. I know when you sell your house it's no longer buyer beware - if you know something, but don't get asked about it at the time, you can still be held to account if it can be shown later you knew (or that you reasonably should have known). Think that's right Digsy? I'm not a conveyancer but you're right that if you know something there now seems a positive duty on you dislose it. I don't think it goes so far as "should have known" and there's always going to be the problem of proving knowledge. Nothing like that for cars - buying any car of uncertain history is potentially entering a world of hurt...... There are no obligations of sellers to disclose any material facts. They do however have to disclose any facts if directly asked by the seller. Its the sellers responsibility to ask the questions. Yes, but the property information forms that you have to complete ask very broad questions which cover most bases. Last property I sold I just answered all the questions with one answer "DERELICT" otherwise you leave yourself open to all sorts of problems later on

Yes you'll get there soon

No, and it doesnt make me drive like him either,I wonder if I have a case for a refund on trades description ??