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Freewheeler

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Tuesday 21st August 2007
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pastrana72

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Tuesday 21st August 2007
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wow, that is some winter project.

bean455

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238 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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Will hopefully be throwing snowballs at people driving CGT's!

Freewheeler

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Tuesday 21st August 2007
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bean455 said:
Will hopefully be throwing snowballs at people driving CGT's!
censored off!! biggrin

LittleBro

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Tuesday 21st August 2007
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For £30, its gotta be worth a go! hehe

Lovely colour, lovely interior. What's the opinion on what it will go for? £70k-80k?

Freewheeler

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Tuesday 21st August 2007
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The last Murcie they sold was the Colin McCrae car that ended up in a ditch in the snow!! Believe it was an '05 car on Swiss plates, black, e gear done circa 1000m and Category X!! More to spend than this current car though, sure it made mid to late £70's!!

LittleBro

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Tuesday 21st August 2007
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Whats a Cat X? Mcrae's car sounds nice!

CUE99T

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238 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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least it's lights hasn't steamed up.......hehe

Freewheeler

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Wednesday 22nd August 2007
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LittleBro said:
Whats a Cat X? Mcrae's car sounds nice!
Catagory X means the insurance company has paid out on the car in full but have decided not to catagorise the car, it's basically an 'in house' classification and will not show up on HPI or Experian! Basically Cat A or B are break only and cannot go back on the road, Cat C or D means the vehicle has sustained accident damage but the insurer decided not to repair!

Hope this helps

LittleBro

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Wednesday 22nd August 2007
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Freewheeler said:
Hope this helps
Gotcha, thanks. Always wondered what they meant. Thanks.