Jaguar for sale!
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TvrTone

Original Poster:

288 posts

235 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIte...

And look at the reason for the sale!

Weird.

Simpo Two

92,662 posts

294 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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'Spreading the word of God through military inspired aviation'

And bombs biggrin

Davel

8,982 posts

287 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Bet you wouldn't shut your door on one of those God botherers if she/he turned up in it.

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Praise the Lord - and pass the ammunition.

Pickled

2,059 posts

172 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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" can be shipped anywhere in the world via DHL"

laugh Hope they dont use the Yodel division...

DamienB

1,211 posts

248 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Scam scam scam scam...

None of the Nigerian jets have left Nigeria and they're all well and truly knackered and far from airworthy.

jshell

12,056 posts

234 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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DamienB said:
Scam scam scam scam...

None of the Nigerian jets have left Nigeria and they're all well and truly knackered and far from airworthy.
Do they say this is ex-Nigerian?

IforB

9,840 posts

258 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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jshell said:
Do they say this is ex-Nigerian?
SN models were built for Nigeria.

jshell

12,056 posts

234 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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IforB said:
jshell said:
Do they say this is ex-Nigerian?
SN models were built for Nigeria.
Then Damien is correct, Nigeria would not let that out of it's borders... Scam-central!

DamienB

1,211 posts

248 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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The photos of the desert camo jets in the auction are the Nigerian examples. You'd think somebody claiming their jet was in Oregon would have managed to take a single photograph of it themselves instead of nicking shots from the net.

Simpo Two

92,662 posts

294 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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The fin of the knackered one reads 'NAF' - presumably for Nigerian Air Force.


Didn't know they had one!

Elroy Blue

8,838 posts

221 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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And the Nigerians never paid for them either.

Yertis

19,707 posts

295 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Simpo Two said:
'Spreading the word of God through military inspired aviation'

And bombs biggrin
I love their motto - "Jets for Jesus"...

jains15

1,013 posts

202 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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Gooooooood morning madame

Uncle John

5,338 posts

220 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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That's outrageous!!

Will they not stop at anything these people!!!!!

Surprised it didn't say " one lady owner ".

jshell

12,056 posts

234 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Uncle John said:
That's outrageous!!

Will they not stop at anything these people!!!!!

Surprised it didn't say " one lady owner ".
They only do it coz there're enough gullible people that will hand over cash!

mattviatura

2,996 posts

229 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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If there's no one in when you deliver, please leave it with the lady at number 6.

IforB

9,840 posts

258 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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I emailed them to ask how they had SN's even though they were all stuck in Nigeria.
Here's the response:

"
Yes you are correct for the most part. As you cans see from the actual pics of the bird, the faded paint scheme is that of the Nigerian Air Force. They have a few de milled jets available. But after my team and I inspected them, we noticed that the harsh weather conditions have really hurt these planes, and the regenerate one plane to full operational status would require an extensive and complete overhaul of all systems, airframe, and engines. The price quote came in from our depot maintenance facility at around 2.2 million dollars, and it would take about 18+ months to complete. We have the two flyable jets still there that will cost us about $350,000 and 3-4 months to have completed and flying in the U.S. This is why who gets the bird and the bare minimum starting bid price for a complete flying repainted bird is getting a steel of a deal! Good Luck, I hope this answers your question.

-"Turtle" "

I think the phrase "I don't think so" comes to mind!

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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I would now ask if they have permits from the Nigerian government to take these aircraft out of the country.

IforB

9,840 posts

258 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Exactly what I've already asked!