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Potential good deal but still a day and a half remaining
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TVR-3000M/324196529337?...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TVR-3000M/324196529337?...
Not sure in this scenario. I know on auto trader, less scrupulous dealers employ this technique to prevent interested parties from checking the VOSA online site for MOT history of a vehicle. On the assumption that the facts may not align with the sellers often used "mint" and "well looked after" description.
I saw one myself once when looking for my sons first drive. Advertised as honest , solid and well looked after, you won't find a better example at this price etc.
The VOSA history listed a recent fail as structurally dangerous and shouldn't be driven or similar wording.
It's a valuable resource to get a better picture
I saw one myself once when looking for my sons first drive. Advertised as honest , solid and well looked after, you won't find a better example at this price etc.
The VOSA history listed a recent fail as structurally dangerous and shouldn't be driven or similar wording.
It's a valuable resource to get a better picture
Edited by aureliusTVR on Monday 22 June 09:52
V6 Pushfit said:
Why do people feel the need to blank out the reg no on cars for sale, seems pointless as my first question would be what is it !
Possibly because he is concerned about someone cloning his registration? His neighbour told him about a person down the pub whose brother’s cousin (second removed) used to work with a guy whose best friend’s mate had his plate cloned in 2003.It annoys me too, when wanting to buy a car, so much so that I just look elsewhere.
TR4man said:
Possibly because he is concerned about someone cloning his registration? His neighbour told him about a person down the pub whose brother’s cousin (second removed) used to work with a guy whose best friend’s mate had his plate cloned in 2003.
It annoys me too, when wanting to buy a car, so much so that I just look elsewhere.
Exactly ! Starting off withholding something doesn’t help a sale IMO plus it’s a suspect ‘I don’t want you to look at the MOT history’ (I’m not suggesting it is in this case, it’s the principal).It annoys me too, when wanting to buy a car, so much so that I just look elsewhere.
With another car marque the difference between engine castings makes a big difference to value and so many ads are angled just right to avoid showing that part of the engine.
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