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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #270 on: February 11, 2015, 09:41:33 AM »
From professionals, not us  ::)

If had taken our advice he would have been living on a park bench by now

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #271 on: February 08, 2021, 11:21:57 AM »
Just been rereading this thread; I wonder how Growler is these days.

Anyway, 8 years later, just had the old motor collected for a service/MOT. Still looks like new. Although I'm not allowed to drive at the moment (medical reasons) I'll probably keep it as it's not going to be worth much if I sell it. Low mileage, only did 399 miles since the last MOT; Lockdown and illness saw to that.

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #272 on: February 08, 2021, 01:53:06 PM »
Just been rereading this thread; I wonder how Growler is these days.

Anyway, 8 years later, just had the old motor collected for a service/MOT. Still looks like new. Although I'm not allowed to drive at the moment (medical reasons) I'll probably keep it as it's not going to be worth much if I sell it. Low mileage, only did 399 miles since the last MOT; Lockdown and illness saw to that.

Tempus fugit   noooo:

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #273 on: February 08, 2021, 02:19:27 PM »
Just been rereading this thread; I wonder how Growler is these days.

Anyway, 8 years later, just had the old motor collected for a service/MOT. Still looks like new. Although I'm not allowed to drive at the moment (medical reasons) I'll probably keep it as it's not going to be worth much if I sell it. Low mileage, only did 399 miles since the last MOT; Lockdown and illness saw to that.

Tempus fugit   noooo:
noooo: noooo:

But  Thumbs: to your logic for keeping it

As for Growler why not send him a PM and see what happens
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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #274 on: February 08, 2021, 03:27:52 PM »
Just been rereading this thread; I wonder how Growler is these days.

Anyway, 8 years later, just had the old motor collected for a service/MOT. Still looks like new. Although I'm not allowed to drive at the moment (medical reasons) I'll probably keep it as it's not going to be worth much if I sell it. Low mileage, only did 399 miles since the last MOT; Lockdown and illness saw to that.

Tempus fugit   noooo:
noooo: noooo:

But  Thumbs: to your logic for keeping it

As for Growler why not send him a PM and see what happens

Growler hasn't logged-on for the 1,871 days since BusGate...  noooo:
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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #275 on: February 08, 2021, 03:35:45 PM »
Never mind, shame though.

Car just returned. Garage owner interested in buying it as his missus has mobility problems and with the siding door rear doors and no central pillar it's easy to get in and out of.

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #276 on: February 08, 2021, 03:36:16 PM »
Just been rereading this thread; I wonder how Growler is these days.

Anyway, 8 years later, just had the old motor collected for a service/MOT. Still looks like new. Although I'm not allowed to drive at the moment (medical reasons) I'll probably keep it as it's not going to be worth much if I sell it. Low mileage, only did 399 miles since the last MOT; Lockdown and illness saw to that.

Tempus fugit   noooo:
noooo: noooo:

But  Thumbs: to your logic for keeping it

As for Growler why not send him a PM and see what happens

Growler hasn't logged-on for the 1,871 days since BusGate...  noooo:

I'd suggest asking Nick to get in touch to see how he is but I suspect he's suffering enough under the lockdown  whistle:
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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #277 on: February 08, 2021, 05:21:45 PM »
Just been rereading this thread; I wonder how Growler is these days.

Anyway, 8 years later, just had the old motor collected for a service/MOT. Still looks like new. Although I'm not allowed to drive at the moment (medical reasons) I'll probably keep it as it's not going to be worth much if I sell it. Low mileage, only did 399 miles since the last MOT; Lockdown and illness saw to that.

Tempus fugit   noooo:
noooo: noooo:

But  Thumbs: to your logic for keeping it

As for Growler why not send him a PM and see what happens

Growler hasn't logged-on for the 1,871 days since BusGate...  noooo:
Ah but surely he gets an email whenever someone PM's him
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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #278 on: February 08, 2021, 06:15:26 PM »
Never mind, shame though.

Car just returned. Garage owner interested in buying it as his missus has mobility problems and with the siding door rear doors and no central pillar it's easy to get in and out of.

 rubschin:

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I'm thinking of selling Kia-Ora next year... She'll be 4, have 3 years manufacturer's warranty and 2 years MoT (plus some new tyres)...

Cars from the UK have become 'spensive post-Brexit so I reckon I could get a good price...  rubschin:

I know I held onto the Shogun for too long (16 years)...
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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #279 on: February 08, 2021, 06:48:14 PM »
I kept my Clio for 13 years ~ at the end it was virtually worthless.

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #280 on: February 08, 2021, 06:53:18 PM »
Never mind, shame though.

Car just returned. Garage owner interested in buying it as his missus has mobility problems and with the siding door rear doors and no central pillar it's easy to get in and out of.

 rubschin:

An opportunity!  Thumbs:

I'm thinking of selling Kia-Ora next year... She'll be 4, have 3 years manufacturer's warranty and 2 years MoT (plus some new tyres)...

Cars from the UK have become 'spensive post-Brexit so I reckon I could get a good price...  rubschin:

I know I held onto the Shogun for too long (16 years)...

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #281 on: February 08, 2021, 07:53:02 PM »
Never mind, shame though.

Car just returned. Garage owner interested in buying it as his missus has mobility problems and with the siding door rear doors and no central pillar it's easy to get in and out of.

 rubschin:

An opportunity!  Thumbs:

I'm thinking of selling Kia-Ora next year... She'll be 4, have 3 years manufacturer's warranty and 2 years MoT (plus some new tyres)...

Cars from the UK have become 'spensive post-Brexit so I reckon I could get a good price...  rubschin:

I know I held onto the Shogun for too long (16 years)...

Is there duty again....... rubschin:

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #282 on: February 08, 2021, 10:48:51 PM »
Never mind, shame though.

Car just returned. Garage owner interested in buying it as his missus has mobility problems and with the siding door rear doors and no central pillar it's easy to get in and out of.

 rubschin:

An opportunity!  Thumbs:

I'm thinking of selling Kia-Ora next year... She'll be 4, have 3 years manufacturer's warranty and 2 years MoT (plus some new tyres)...

Cars from the UK have become 'spensive post-Brexit so I reckon I could get a good price...  rubschin:

I know I held onto the Shogun for too long (16 years)...
So what you got your eye on instead?
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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #283 on: February 08, 2021, 10:51:24 PM »
Never mind, shame though.

Car just returned. Garage owner interested in buying it as his missus has mobility problems and with the siding door rear doors and no central pillar it's easy to get in and out of.

 rubschin:

An opportunity!  Thumbs:

I'm thinking of selling Kia-Ora next year... She'll be 4, have 3 years manufacturer's warranty and 2 years MoT (plus some new tyres)...

Cars from the UK have become 'spensive post-Brexit so I reckon I could get a good price...  rubschin:

I know I held onto the Shogun for too long (16 years)...
So what you got your eye on instead?

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Re: Uncle Mort's new car
« Reply #284 on: February 09, 2021, 05:08:22 AM »
Never mind, shame though.

Car just returned. Garage owner interested in buying it as his missus has mobility problems and with the siding door rear doors and no central pillar it's easy to get in and out of.

 rubschin:

An opportunity!  Thumbs:

I'm thinking of selling Kia-Ora next year... She'll be 4, have 3 years manufacturer's warranty and 2 years MoT (plus some new tyres)...

Cars from the UK have become 'spensive post-Brexit so I reckon I could get a good price...  rubschin:

I know I held onto the Shogun for too long (16 years)...
So what you got your eye on instead?

I've been very pleased with it, I'll prolly get another...
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