Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bad trippy on February 14, 2011, 09:23:06 pm
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I have been thinking, i wanna buy your van, i figure just about every part of your van is brand new by now, so i'll be getting a new van ;D
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trippy m8 2k it yrs pal
its as u say all new barring the reg plate
which i av asked renault about giving me a 10 plate
they didnt think it was funny
but i did point out i didnt think it
was funny either the ammount of coin iv spent ;D ;D ;D ;D
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;D
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ill even throw in full roof rack
worth 4 ton
an a set ov 18" alloys worth 5 ton ;D ;D
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;D ;D ;D
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infact u best come quick
vans like this dont
hang about m8 ;D ;D
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On a serious note though mate, i wouldnt mind chatting things over with your mate about contract hire, it wont be right now, but in the summer im looking at a new van, so want to know my onions in good time about contract hire/leasing/bank loan
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trippy he a top m8 of mine
believe i wudnt recommend any one
that i didnt trust 100% m8
he told me go brand new route
but having a young family moneys
always tight n i thought i knew better
which i didnt , email me on
scootergav@msn.com
il forward you his details m8
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Hi,
I would probably put money on it that a new owner would have trouble free motoring with Gav's van. I know this sounds mental, but when I was in the motor trade, I can recall numerous times that a car or van gave nothing but trouble to their owner. Out of desperation the owner traded it in for another car and their 'pup' was sold onto another and gave no problem whatsoever from then on. I can remember a particular person thanking our sales manager for finding him the most reliable car he had ever owned. Explain that!
It even happened to me. In the early days overseas I owned a 1960 Volvo Amazon, which cost me every penny I earnt in repairs and maintenance. The last straw was when it threw a ring and I ended up stripping the engine down, getting it rebored, crankshaft ground and rebuilding it. In fact my girl friend's father used to refer to it as my Involver. After it was running again, I sold it. A couple of years later I saw it in town and spoke to the owner, who told me which garage he bought it from (the one I sold it to) and that he had had no problems mechanically with it at all.
Had I kept it, would it have done the same for me? I doubt it.
Spruce
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spruce as always my friend
a honest answer i love yr
indepth thinking and by keep
rebuilding this van
knowing nothing major can go wrong
iv always maintained my vechiles
on time never scrimped on parts
or cheap oils etc i swear what you said
my brother in law said at the wk end m8 ;D ;D
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trippy he a top m8 of mine
believe i wudnt recommend any one
that i didnt trust 100% m8
he told me go brand new route
but having a young family moneys
always tight n i thought i knew better
which i didnt , email me on
scootergav@msn.com
il forward you his details m8
you got mail
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On a serious note though mate, i wouldnt mind chatting things over with your mate about contract hire, it wont be right now, but in the summer im looking at a new van, so want to know my onions in good time about contract hire/leasing/bank loan
just got yr email n replyed m8 ;) ;)