Sarnie

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Don't forget the Nismo rims and zorst

Very conservative. My SF Challenges are +21 front and +23 rear

Oh dear matey. Good luck with the sale PS: Women smell of poo so don't worry

I'm 5'8'' on stilts

Which badge?

Becks?

ah yeah forgot it was your car looks nothing like my car did

Disks are the drilled brembo disks i bought for it about 3 weeks before selling it Looks ace Paul

I wouldn't know being a spoilt only child

Just think of the future Taxi's........buses.....train's......walking......lift's........

Morning boys, I've only just woke up I reckon if we are gonna be bringing the ladies then we should change the venue. The Harvester in Coleshill is ok but not exactly the place to be if there are going to be more than 2 zeds if you know what i mean. This place is very nice, decent car park,great food and not too pricey and is only about 3 miles from the original venue: http://www.cockinnwishaw.co.uk/welcome.htm

Here you go

Not in Cov no. Brum yes Depends who else may be up for it Cool, either is good for me, Brum is good as i can the go shopping with Sarah, woooooooo The Harvester in Coleshill is ok

Of course I am, I drive a bloody yellow car

Not in Cov no. Brum yes Depends who else may be up for it

I might get a set for the winter

Could be a goer, unless Mrs Sarnie decides that we need to go to B&Q or somewhere equally exciting

If you make it early enough then maybe. Its FA Cup final day

I'm not a fan of the Omega watches Maybe when i get older

How? "Hello potential buyer, do you think this car used to be a write-off?" Sorry, was answering the previous posts which were about property.

Removal of lights and bumpers for a door scratch?

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.

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? That is correct

just HPI'd it cat C write off last year..pretty heavy damage to be cat c Why is it showing as a CAT D for Zedrush and C for Lomoto??? I might email the seller this link Recorded against VRM and VIN Recorded on VCAR Category C Insurance Loss. Vehicle Extensively Damaged But Repairable -Insurer Decided Not To Repair Description PORSCHE 911 CARRE Date 09/06/2006