Selling car, what to do lah?
Discussion
Ok, per my other thread I'm picking up and packing off which means the old bluebus has to go. In the past 14 or so months of my careful, loving ownership she's picked a few trolley dings and such. So the choices are...
Do I get her valeted to within an inch of her paint thickness in the hope that it will blind everyone to the few bad points such as the go faster black bonnet.
Do I get a chipsaway type (assuming there is one here) to sort the obvious of leave it at that.
Do I get the whole thing blown over for that fresh from the box Singapore approach.
Suffice it to say I've been in Singapore long enough to want the hightest possible return for the lowest amount of effort on my part.
Over to you chaps!
Do I get her valeted to within an inch of her paint thickness in the hope that it will blind everyone to the few bad points such as the go faster black bonnet.
Do I get a chipsaway type (assuming there is one here) to sort the obvious of leave it at that.
Do I get the whole thing blown over for that fresh from the box Singapore approach.
Suffice it to say I've been in Singapore long enough to want the hightest possible return for the lowest amount of effort on my part.
Over to you chaps!
XJSJohn said:
knowing how much you paid for it .....
how much you hoping to realise for it?
Lots more now that it has a new COE and I've sorted quite a few of the issues it had when I bought it. how much you hoping to realise for it?
Never thought I'd say it but I'm glad I got a slushbox in the end, I find it helps me stay calm when constantly cut up be idiots with no concept of safe breaking distances, indicators or personal space!
Not too many out there with decent COE left on them and prices would appear to be on the up too!
Edited to fix linking fkwittery by HappyGoLucky on Saturday 6th March 05:00
Edited by HappyGoLucky on Saturday 6th March 05:04
HappyGoLucky said:
XJSJohn said:
knowing how much you paid for it .....
how much you hoping to realise for it?
Lots more now that it has a new COE and I've sorted quite a few of the issues it had when I bought it. how much you hoping to realise for it?
Never thought I'd say it but I'm glad I got a slushbox in the end, I find it helps me stay calm when constantly cut up be idiots with no concept of safe breaking distances, indicators or personal space!
Not too many out there with decent COE left on them and prices would appear to be on the up too!
Edited to fix linking fkwittery by HappyGoLucky on Saturday 6th March 05:00
Edited by HappyGoLucky on Saturday 6th March 05:04
it is true that COE's have been rocketing however.....
Guess we need to discuss this over a few negotiating beers some time
XJSJohn said:
HappyGoLucky said:
XJSJohn said:
four and a half weeks you say ?
Plenty of time for you to raise the readies!just have to see how much you will sweat ....
So my year n a bit of motoring has cost me S$1150 + petrol! Loving it!!!
HappyGoLucky said:
XJSJohn said:
HappyGoLucky said:
XJSJohn said:
four and a half weeks you say ?
Plenty of time for you to raise the readies!just have to see how much you will sweat ....
So my year n a bit of motoring has cost me S$1150 + petrol! Loving it!!!
As fate would have it (you may see on another thread) the stick a bigger engine with a manual in it as a track slag idea would not have got off the ground since i have bksed my knee!!
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