I could have sworn Ken worked for a different company...........oh well!

 

That is an unbelievably weird description

E.g.

"
WE HAVE DRIVEN THIS VEHICLE AND IT DRIVES VERY VERY WELL WITH NO MECHANICAL FAULTS!"

 

thought id ask them about that lol..

you say in you advert, and i qoute "WE HAVE DRIVEN THIS VEHICLE AND IT DRIVES VERY VERY WELL WITH NO MECHANICAL FAULTS!" . is the huge damage to the front not a hindrance to the driving experience?

 

IMO think they had it to sell and got a bit daft while using it as a runaround hack.

 

i think youll find if you read the descrition again it says that read on for original advert before we had the accident!!!

maybe that explains how they could have driven it????

 

i think youll find if you read the descrition again it says that below is the orignal advert before we had the accident!!!

dont take the fun out of laughing at people :lol:

 

"Sumptuous velour interior"

With how many ciggy burns?!?!

 

thats probably from the acid rain when the windows been left open:lol:

 

I think the "Magic Tree" air freshner is the main selling point :bgrin2:

 

Dear oh dear, it'd take a brave buyer to take that on, what good is left of it? Not a lot!

 

bit of filler and its as good as new:daft::beer:

 

why on earth not just cancel the sale and then relist as damaged without the positive bit on the bottom? thickos....

 

It'll polish out, I'm sure.....

 

I've certainly had great success with T-Cut. You just need to rub a bit harder in certain cases.

 

"THE BODY WORK AND PAINTWORK IS VERY NICE WITH LIGHT SCRATCH ON WING, "

Yep, they really should have proof read the description..

Idiots, though someone will buy it for spares no doubt