Spotted Ordinary Abandoned Vehicles
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I almost fell into this trap recently.
The turbo on my Jag X-Type siezed, and I knew it was getting a bit crusty on the bottom. It needed a few suspension bushes. In my mind it was too good to scrap.
It sat for a few weeks, I got a price for the work to be done and realised I could buy another car for that price, and at 160k it wasn't worth fixing.
The hard part is, it still looked really good.
Gone now. On the plus side I got £600 back for it.
The turbo on my Jag X-Type siezed, and I knew it was getting a bit crusty on the bottom. It needed a few suspension bushes. In my mind it was too good to scrap.
It sat for a few weeks, I got a price for the work to be done and realised I could buy another car for that price, and at 160k it wasn't worth fixing.
The hard part is, it still looked really good.
Gone now. On the plus side I got £600 back for it.
BFleming said:
glazbagun said:
Rotting French van in the drive used to be a fashion statement where I grew up. You needed one to keep your other in spare parts.
They all have people selling coffee out of them around here now.Reminds me of Stadium Way in Reading, which is packed full of rotting limos owned by a local garage owner who runs a hire business with some amusingly bad reviews...
https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
Another example from near me. Not the best photo as it was right on the stich between two street view images.
There were at least 3x Mondeo estates in there that had been there since June 2015. Recently completely cleared away and all greenery cut down.
If you scroll back on the google maps timeline you can see how its built up over time: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.8743174,-1.27805...
There were at least 3x Mondeo estates in there that had been there since June 2015. Recently completely cleared away and all greenery cut down.
If you scroll back on the google maps timeline you can see how its built up over time: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.8743174,-1.27805...
Accelebrate said:
Reminds me of Stadium Way in Reading, which is packed full of rotting limos owned by a local garage owner who runs a hire business with some amusingly bad reviews...
https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
A crash course in how to make my spot look crap! https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
Accelebrate said:
Reminds me of Stadium Way in Reading, which is packed full of rotting limos owned by a local garage owner who runs a hire business with some amusingly bad reviews...
https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
I do quite like it when business owners give it some welly in their replies on Google reviews. This one didn't disappoint! https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
Wheel_Turned_Out said:
Accelebrate said:
Reminds me of Stadium Way in Reading, which is packed full of rotting limos owned by a local garage owner who runs a hire business with some amusingly bad reviews...
https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
I do quite like it when business owners give it some welly in their replies on Google reviews. This one didn't disappoint! https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rl...
WarrenB said:
Wheel_Turned_Out said:
Accelebrate said:
Reminds me of Stadium Way in Reading, which is packed full of rotting limos owned by a local garage owner who runs a hire business with some amusingly bad reviews...
https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
I do quite like it when business owners give it some welly in their replies on Google reviews. This one didn't disappoint! https://goo.gl/maps/a56QwHAEwcndLVCo9
https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rl...
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