Whats your best ever bargain...
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GTIR said:
I bought a washing machine on Ebay for £10 in 2001, plus fuel to collect it cost me about £16. 
Still going strong although I have repaired it, door catch etc.
So, whats you best ever bargain?
I bought a brush 10 years ago for £1.50. Still got it today, and use it regularly. Only had 4 new handles and 3 new heads
Still going strong although I have repaired it, door catch etc.
So, whats you best ever bargain?
A yachting race smock (Musto MPX for those that know), brand new, £37 instead of £235 on ebay.
Also a brand new boxed Porsche bodyboard, usually £400, on ebay for £25 as the seller put it in the snowboard section and no-one knew what it was. Had to drive to Cambridge to pick it up but well worth it.
Also a brand new boxed Porsche bodyboard, usually £400, on ebay for £25 as the seller put it in the snowboard section and no-one knew what it was. Had to drive to Cambridge to pick it up but well worth it.
Gretchen said:
srebbe64 said:
I found a crappy washing machine dumped in the street. Some bloke opened his door to ask me what I was doing with it (he thought it was mine) and I sold it to him for a fiver!
What exactly were you doing with someone elses rubbish in the first place?
srebbe64 said:
Gretchen said:
srebbe64 said:
I found a crappy washing machine dumped in the street. Some bloke opened his door to ask me what I was doing with it (he thought it was mine) and I sold it to him for a fiver!
What exactly were you doing with someone elses rubbish in the first place?

Vauxhall Senator 3.0i CD - bought for £40 + £5 for the guy to deliver it, no MoT, been off the road for 3-4 years. Cleaned up & sold three weeks later for £180
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A brand new factory 3000GT Mk.2 rear bumper off the bay of E for £9.99 + £10 p&p - RRP from Mitsubishi £679. I love it when people don't know the value of what they're selling
.A brand new factory 3000GT Mk.2 rear bumper off the bay of E for £9.99 + £10 p&p - RRP from Mitsubishi £679. I love it when people don't know the value of what they're selling

When I was a kid (12-13ish) every day on the way to school I used to buy a packet of 10 sweets for 10p and then I'd sell them individually for 2p each making a 100% GP if I sold them all. And if I didn't sell them all I'd eat the stock. Looking back, it was the perfect business model! 

Gretchen said:
srebbe64 said:
Gretchen said:
srebbe64 said:
I found a crappy washing machine dumped in the street. Some bloke opened his door to ask me what I was doing with it (he thought it was mine) and I sold it to him for a fiver!
What exactly were you doing with someone elses rubbish in the first place?

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