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Part of an Oval on ebay

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ruairi when i spoke to the po today he told me the carbs were on the car when he last saw it over a year ago yet he has them for sale right now..... so maybe the ebay seller took his word they were there if he starts getting angry again point this out to him so the blame is directed back at the po
 
Yeah, it's between the insurer and PO now, he's selling the IDFs for £400 - don't get involved.
 
it seems that the price of these wheels have dropped recently, i paid £1200 for 5 about 5 years ago that were in need if a resto

i sold 1 for £350 last year and then got an offer of £400 the following day

and he told me today this was the spare he was selling
 
Gutted its all gone pear shaped :(

Irregardless of who is to blame for whats transpired (PO or seller) I agree that we should pull out of the sale. There is far too much ambiguity now about the exact contents of the lot and the condition that everything is in. I don't get the impression the seller is even too clued in as to whats there and whats not. Lets hope he's reasonable and doesn't leave a bad remark in Mad Max's feedback, if he does we should take it to a dispute resolution. The item is clearly not as described.
 
As far as I'm concerned the bidding was for the complete car, it all belonged to the insurers once it was written off,
the PO decided at some point to take some expensive parts that didn't any longer belong to him and sell them separately.

The seller is now the rightful owner of ALL the parts and should take it up with the insurers and Scott, until then no sale.
 
As far as I'm concerned the bidding was for the complete car, it all belonged to the insurers once it was written off,
the PO decided at some point to take some expensive parts that didn't any longer belong to him and sell them separately.

The seller is now the rightful owner of ALL the parts and should take it up with the insurers and Scott, until then no sale.

AMEN!
 
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jesus - was the car in a crash? now everything seems clear to me!

i think we have broke the record for the longest post in ireland at this stage - or does Paul C's PBOD thread still have that!!!
 
Don't think the Restowagen guys are too impressed at the thought of the car going to Ireland :lol3:
Maybe we should tell them it's not coming here and why!
 
hmmm, just read through the thread that Deckie posted and noticed this...

Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 5:52 pm Post subject:
Scott's already stripped it down. Looks real sorry for itself, but it's the start of the revival!!

doubt somebody would leave all the expensive bits on it if they were stripping it down (four months ago) :rolleyes:
 
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