eBay tat volume 3.

11,714 · January 15

now in a DIY white room on eBay

January 15

1 hour ago, Cavcraft said:

1995 IVECO-FORD NEW CARGO Diesel Manual | eBay

At least the number plate is spot on.

Banger weapon transportation device…

2,176 · January 15

42 minutes ago, wesacosa said:

now in a DIY white room on eBay

A reputable* zero feedback account.

61,664 · January 15

£750 sounds a bit strong given

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2067620123598193/

Quote

MOT failure. 140,000 miles. Starts and drives OK. Bodywork mostly OK but with rust on both doors. Have enjoyed the car for 7 years but too many issues for its MOT.

Fail list isn't so bad tho for someone handy on the spanners

84,217 · January 15

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1530626314402608/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

19,177 · January 15

7 hours ago, Justwatching said:

"Registered as 1275cc but fitted with brand new build 1040cc."

"Car is completely original."

🤦‍♂️

There's no way the front wings are original.

19,677 · January 15

TX4, £975, London area, paging @LightBulbFun

https://www.gumtree.com/p/lti/london-taxi-tx4/1472549502

19,112 · January 15

9 minutes ago, D.E said:

TX4, £975, London area, paging @LightBulbFun

https://www.gumtree.com/p/lti/london-taxi-tx4/1472549502

Thats cheap! and the MOT history looks very decent

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/results?registration=LP61JCZ

although its got a rather amusing advisory , I know you can get quite a few people in one, dont think it makes it a bus mind LOL

@warren t claim/ @chancer

if you dont mind me asking whats your thoughts on this?

to me its got the feeling of too good to be true, especially with the low milage

but if you think it might be genuine, I might call up that insurance company that I was able to get a quote from a couple months back, and take things from there

23,497 · January 15

2 minutes ago, LightBulbFun said:

Thats cheap! and the MOT history looks very decent

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/results?registration=LP61JCZ

although its got a rather amusing advisory , I know you can get quite a few people in one, dont think it makes it a bus mind LOL

@warren t claim/ @chancer

if you dont mind me asking whats your thoughts on this?

to me its got the feeling of too good to be true, especially with the low milage

but if you think it might be genuine, I might call up that insurance company that I was able to get a quote from a couple months back, and take things from there

It may have been clocked every year for tax reasons.

Buy on condition, not mileage.

2,213 · January 15

15 minutes ago, LightBulbFun said:

Thats cheap! and the MOT history looks very decent

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/results?registration=LP61JCZ

although its got a rather amusing advisory , I know you can get quite a few people in one, dont think it makes it a bus mind LOL

@warren t claim/ @chancer

if you dont mind me asking whats your thoughts on this?

to me its got the feeling of too good to be true, especially with the low milage

but if you think it might be genuine, I might call up that insurance company that I was able to get a quote from a couple months back, and take things from there

Mine is showing 289k, service history puts it around 450k. Feels and drives like the one i had around 2010 that had a genuine 90k on it. Agree with @warren t claim buy on condition. If it has decent test and is not riddled with rot then its a safe bet. How will you get around the ULEZ? Thats the reason these things are getting as cheap. They are no good in your neck of the woods now

19,112 · January 15

4 minutes ago, warren t claim said:

It may have been clocked every year for tax reasons.

Buy on condition, not mileage.

yeah I did wonder such, especially if you look at the wear on the interior/drivers cabin (zip tied on foot pedal rubbers etc) that gives me high milage feels

a bit frustratingly although its only a few miles away from me, because London thats actually about an hour away still, so its still a fair old jaunt for me to go have a look at it, but my brother is still game to come look with me

7 minutes ago, chancer said:

Mine is showing 289k, service history puts it around 450k. Feels and drives like the one i had around 2010 that had a genuine 90k on it. Agree with @warren t claim buy on condition. If it has decent test and is not riddled with rot then its a safe bet. How will you get around the ULEZ? Thats the reason these things are getting as cheap. They are no good in your neck of the woods now

yeah the 8 months of MOT and its cheap price is whats most appealing

(ULEZ is not applicable to me until the 24th of October 2027, because of the Disabled taxation class exemption)

I appreciate the inputs from both especially on the buy on condition rather then milage, Im just a bit worried if its had a hair cut every MOT, what else might be dodgy/bodged but I guess thats the Autoshite version of "how long is a piece of string"

ill see about ringing up insurance tomorrow and see whats on offer, obviously no point bothering the seller given the high chance of it falling over at the first hurdle anyhow LOL

23,497 · January 15

Eight months is long enough for a TX to deteriorate from solid to terminal.

2,213 · January 15

If you get 8 months driving experience from it, then scrap it to get a bit back, then its worth the money. Less than 100 quid a month depreciation, if you look at it that way

23,497 · January 15

1 minute ago, chancer said:

If you get 8 months driving experience from it, then scrap it to get a bit back, then its worth the money. Less than 100 quid a month depreciation, if you look at it that way

It's not as if he'll be working it either.

2,213 · January 15

9 minutes ago, LightBulbFun said:

I appreciate the inputs from both especially on the buy on condition rather then milage, Im just a bit worried if its had a hair cut every MOT, what else might be dodgy/bodged but I guess thats the Autoshite version of "how long is a piece of string"

London cabs had to be meticulously maintained. I agree haircuts would be for financial purposes, everything else would be kept to a high standard to keep it going through the tests

23,497 · January 15

3 minutes ago, chancer said:

London cabs had to be meticulously maintained. I agree haircuts would be for financial purposes, everything else would be kept to a high standard to keep it going through the tests

Fuck the mileage. It's the rust you need to look out for.

19,112 · January 16

28 minutes ago, warren t claim said:

Eight months is long enough for a TX to deteriorate from solid to terminal.

23 minutes ago, chancer said:

If you get 8 months driving experience from it, then scrap it to get a bit back, then its worth the money. Less than 100 quid a month depreciation, if you look at it that way

yeah thats kinda what im thinking with this particular one, even if it does run the MOT station's printer out of ink at its next test, ill have still had a decent amount of time with it, as you say experience gained, and a couple hundred quid or so can be made from cubing or such

the only spanner in the works of that train of thought is the cost of insurance

well the last quote was quite a lot of money for meat £2K. but as scary as that sounds, it honestly was not all that much more then what I got for other similar sized vehicles like the Red Volvo Estate that was for sale on here recently, (which was about £1.5K on compare the market) so I would not of been really any better off getting said volvo or other such large vehicle

most people where anticipating i'd get quoted about £4K for a TX4!

big question is, can I still find someone to quote me, as that quote I did get was a limited time offer, and took *a lot* of ringing around to find

16 minutes ago, warren t claim said:

Fuck the mileage. It's the rust you need to look out for.

yeah and in that regard the MOT history at least, is pretty clean I think?

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/results?registration=LP61JCZ

23,497 · January 16

2 minutes ago, LightBulbFun said:

yeah thats kinda what im thinking with this particular one, even if it does run the MOT station's printer out of ink at its next test, ill have still had a decent amount of time with it, as you say experience gained, and a couple hundred quid or so can be made from cubing or such

the only spanner in the works of that train of thought is the cost of insurance

well the last quote was quite a lot at £2K. but as scary as that sounds, it honestly was not all that much more then what I got for other similar sized vehicles like the Red Volvo Estate that was for sale on here recently, (which was about £1.5K on compare the market)

most people where anticipating i'd get quoted about £4K for a TX4!

big question is, can I still find someone to quote me, as that quote I did get was a limited time offer, and took *a lot* of ringing around to find

yeah and in that regard the MOT history at least, is pretty clean I think?

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/results?registration=LP61JCZ

You need to remember that you, @chancer and myself live in areas with a competitive market for garages with the know how to bodge these heaps through one last MOT.

23,497 · January 16

20 minutes ago, LightBulbFun said:

yeah thats kinda what im thinking with this particular one, even if it does run the MOT station's printer out of ink at its next test, ill have still had a decent amount of time with it, as you say experience gained, and a couple hundred quid or so can be made from cubing or such

the only spanner in the works of that train of thought is the cost of insurance

well the last quote was quite a lot of money for meat £2K. but as scary as that sounds, it honestly was not all that much more then what I got for other similar sized vehicles like the Red Volvo Estate that was for sale on here recently, (which was about £1.5K on compare the market) so I would not of been really any better off getting said volvo or other such large vehicle

most people where anticipating i'd get quoted about £4K for a TX4!

big question is, can I still find someone to quote me, as that quote I did get was a limited time offer, and took *a lot* of ringing around to find

yeah and in that regard the MOT history at least, is pretty clean I think?

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/results?registration=LP61JCZ

You do know that you've got an entire thread dedicated to this subject?

7,511 · January 16

Into the TwatMobile boy blunder
£1500 in Newbury - you know you want* to....

7,511 · January 16

Another Maestro - had this one yet?
1.6 LX Auto, low miles in Tilbury
No bids yet - starts at £1500

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325967530479?hash=item4be52dc9ef:g:yVkAAOSwhwdlopnc

12,531 · January 16

https://www.facebook.com/share/JdJeaVAFejKeUsMk/?mibextid=79PoIi

@LightBulbFun ideal

don’t know why I’m still trying to help but here we go 🤦‍♂️😂

1,884 · January 16

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256378810693?hash=item3bb15e3145:g:D0AAAOSwvchlpjRA

8,181 · January 16

4 hours ago, EyesWeldedShut said:

Into the TwatMobile boy blunder
£1500 in Newbury - you know you want* to....

The fact they want money for that offends me.

8,818 · January 16

6 minutes ago, alcyonecorporation said:

The fact they want money for that offends me.

To paraphrase @Junkman:

Do paint!

125,037 · January 16

car TVR Chimaera P reg silver | eBay

TVR Chimaera is an anagram of 'Armchair vet'. Which you might need to be with all the birds you'd end up pulling.

2,155 · January 16

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1881307888952946/

Seller will take 1200, I asked.

But mot history suggests crispiness.

January 16

2 hours ago, TheIsleofShite said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256378810693?hash=item3bb15e3145:g:D0AAAOSwvchlpjRA

16,632 · January 16

5 hours ago, EyesWeldedShut said:

Another Maestro - had this one yet?

Can't wait* for the repeated relistings until it eventually finds its correct £500 start price.

"The car has been fully serviced by me with the inclusion of lucas oil stabiliser - for both engine and gearbox. (If you know classic cars, you'll know this stuff makes all the difference in the life of the engine )"

"Central locking for the boot was never included in the Maestro"

7,511 · January 16

Rover Metro 1.1S 3 door 39000 mile 1990 2 previous owners for light recommission
Derby, £795, no MOT, not too bad I reckon?

eBay tat volume 3.

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