this ebayer is trying to buy an ecu off me!!!!!!
you can't tar everyone one with the same brush 
05-03-2006, 10:47 PM
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must admit at the moment its getting tedious,there is one particular "customer" who i wont name who i would really like to go and give a right good beating to,you know who you are. 
05-03-2006, 10:57 PM
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there really are some fooking idiots out there,but on the flipside some very decent good people as well,just hope the idiots piss of and bother someone else. 
05-03-2006, 11:17 PM
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no,he knows who he is,mite have to go for a little drive down the road on friday nite if he doesnt do as instructed this week,must admit i would rather he let me do that, 
but doubt that will happen. 
but doubt that will happen.
05-03-2006, 11:24 PM
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since you are a trader i guess your always stuck with some guys wanting this and that 
btw do you know a guy who run rallyspares a couple of years ago.think his name was bob or something?
bought alot of usefull stuff from him
btw do you know a guy who run rallyspares a couple of years ago.think his name was bob or something?
bought alot of usefull stuff from him
06-03-2006, 07:49 AM
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i know what its like to buy an ecu off ebay and then fit it and it doesn't work 
luckily didn't cost to much to get fixed no thanks to the seller 
luckily didn't cost to much to get fixed no thanks to the seller
06-03-2006, 08:35 AM
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There are some right spanners on Ebay.
One of my mates is selling a Freelander with a broken timing belt on there - a buyer asked him if it would be OK for him to fly up with his tools, remove the head and fit new valves/timing belt outside his house so he could then drive it back home down south 
Would be worth accepting his bid just to see him repairing it outside my mates house in the street
One of my mates is selling a Freelander with a broken timing belt on there - a buyer asked him if it would be OK for him to fly up with his tools, remove the head and fit new valves/timing belt outside his house so he could then drive it back home down south
Would be worth accepting his bid just to see him repairing it outside my mates house in the street
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