most expensive cavalier/griff light ever
most expensive cavalier/griff light ever
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old64er

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1,388 posts

267 months

Sunday 28th May 2006
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jigsty

218 posts

245 months

Sunday 28th May 2006
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I think the idea is that they don't want bids on the light - they're just abusing ebay to freely advertise the complete car for parts.

antonyj

5,254 posts

310 months

Sunday 28th May 2006
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Nah , I have a couple of spares in the garage , yours for £51.

old64er

Original Poster:

1,388 posts

267 months

Sunday 28th May 2006
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jigsty said:
I think the idea is that they don't want bids on the light - they're just abusing ebay to freely advertise the complete car for parts.


Then why not list as .99p and put "do not bid" like other sales..The sale states its for the light?

pasco

6,652 posts

257 months

Sunday 28th May 2006
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What makes me mad is that they will not sell the car in one lump.

Yet another car off the total !!

How many Griffs are left i wonder?

Pasco

jigsty

218 posts

245 months

Monday 29th May 2006
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And I thought that us Paddys were slow -- because 99p would be too cheap for the light unit - the idea is to deliberately quote a high price to deter bidders.

I got a new pair of rear lights from a Vauxhall dealer for a tenner each - new old stock they were glad to get rid of. If you have any long-standing Vauxhall dealers in your area they're worth a try.

old64er

Original Poster:

1,388 posts

267 months

Monday 29th May 2006
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jigsty said:
And I thought that us Paddys were slow


correct

gingerprince

571 posts

270 months

Tuesday 30th May 2006
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pasco said:
What makes me mad is that they will not sell the car in one lump.


Well presumably it's a cat-B write-off and therefore illegal to sell a a whole. However from the photos it has a reasonably in-tact front and rear so I wonder what kind of damage it's incurred to get a cat b?