Is it me........

[rustic]

Originally Posted by Blocky10

Hello! Thinking of buying another rustic?

No , I can't seem to wear this one out lol, cars half my Mav's age are often in a much worse condition than my Mav lol So seeing signs or issues just makes me keep one step ahead lol.

Rustic

[Banshee]

Originally Posted by rustic

No , I can't seem to wear this one out lol, cars half my Mav's age are often in a much worse condition than my Mav lol So seeing signs or issues just makes me keep one step ahead lol.

Rustic

Get yourself on a laning weekend, we'll keep you busy

[terranosaurusdoug]

Originally Posted by Banshee

Get yourself on a laning weekend, we'll keep you busy

I can vouch for that , she's never run better though.

[terranosaurusdoug]

Originally Posted by rustic

Not a good time to put a bid on though...

Attention to detail essential when selling a car, shut lines around the headlights, and front and rear bumper to the body are clearly, misaligned, the fact that overspray on the tryes could have been avoided and increases the suspicion of a poor paint job, no prep no degreasing... probably no lacquer coat either.

These are the things you can see on a simple picture, what else has been bodged, not worth the fuel money to look at that one...

A good find to show what to look for when buying a car, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
Certainly one to avoid.
Rustic

Misaligned bumpers are quite common on terrys, I don't think the brackets are strong enough and allow things to move and bend. But overspray on wheels is a big warning, not so much because the vehicle has had paint ($h1t happens) but because it tells you about the people involved in the vehicle. If a painter/bodyshop can't even be bothered to throw a binliner over the wheels then I reckon it's likely he hadn't prepped the car properly before painting and it will probably be peeling off soon. If the guy selling the car couldn't be bothered to get a rag and some thinners on them what else does he think is acceptable?, eml and abs bulbs missing etc etc. It's a real shame to see great motors like these let down by people and I must admit it saddens me

[Banshee]

Originally Posted by terranosaurusdoug

Misaligned bumpers are quite common on terrys, I don't think the brackets are strong enough and allow things to move and bend. But overspray on wheels is a big warning, not so much because the vehicle has had paint ($h1t happens) but because it tells you about the people involved in the vehicle. If a painter/bodyshop can't even be bothered to throw a binliner over the wheels then I reckon it's likely he hadn't prepped the car properly before painting and it will probably be peeling off soon. If the guy selling the car couldn't be bothered to get a rag and some thinners on them what else does he think is acceptable?, eml and abs bulbs missing etc etc. It's a real shame to see great motors like these let down by people and I must admit it saddens me

Bloody deep bro, I'm tearing into my morning coffee

No I feel the same dude

[terranosaurusdoug]

Originally Posted by Banshee

Bloody deep bro, I'm tearing into my morning coffee

No I feel the same dude

[Banshee]

Originally Posted by terranosaurusdoug

That's mad, I thought your laughing emoji was part of the larger emoji and was sad when he didn't get scooped up and stayed to one side

[Lazy-Ferret]

Originally Posted by Banshee

That's mad, I thought your laughing emoji was part of the larger emoji and was sad when he didn't get scooped up and stayed to one side

Lol...

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