StevoD

someone buy my works so i can buy these please

So I had a Honda cbr650f on finance with Honda I got made redundant past week so made moves to reduce out goings, so approached a few local dealers and agreed on a price on Wednesday the 2nd of August. So the Figures Agreed price for bike £5,150 Amount owed on settlement £4,265.29 and the balance in my pocket.The Dealer agreed to pick the bike up on Friday evening 8pm 4th August. Upon collection, he gave me a cheque for my portion of the sale and a written statement that he would pay the Finance settlement by August 8th. I get this Email on August 9th"Hi Steven, We have had trouble sorting the finance out for this bike, can you please send the letter from Honda detailing the financial details." so I sent the Documents again and questioned what the issue was and got no reply.on the 10th of August, i noticed the bike was listed on Autotrader so I asked if the finance had been cleared to which I got a reply of "Hi Steven,Yes, the finance was paid and cleared yesterday." Well every day this week i have phoned Honda to find out if it has been cleared and it hasn't the Dealership has closed for 2 weeks for refurbishment with no person taking phone calls, I have got the mobile number and called the guy who I have been with dealing with who is in France whilst the refurb is going on and he states the balance was paid by bank transfer last week.so where do i stand on this?

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so I just finished my last day at work after being made redundant, ignoring the obvious job hunting but what now.....

the logo looks to be printed on top

will take £950 plus your Rays with Legal tyres

£1250 collected

Untill i find work i dont know. resale isn't a concern it will run till it dies just rather a few years before death

Right so i have come into a situation where i will have to find alternative work. Which will mean i need a car to get to and from work im trying to do this as cheap by cheerful as possible, So my options are 1) something like a Toyota Aygo or Suzuki alto Pros; Cheap Tax Cheap fuel No likely restrictions to be put in place Generally pick up newer lower mileage cars in this category Cheaper Maintenance cost Cons Tiny inside Generally budget builds with nasty plastic and little creature comforts Slow and not really motorway suited 2) a super eco diesel like a Peugeot 1.6 hdi 207 or a Hyundai i30 1.6 crdi Pros; Cheap tax Good MPG Reasonable Space for humans and cargo more than suited to a 4 hour drive on the motorway Cons; Older vehicles Higher Mileage Diesel gate ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ My minimum requiremnets 9+months mot £1500 Max less than £100 a year tax Aux input from factory A/c Any ideas?

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bump £25

Ah ok so its its more the Brake system than the traction control yea i full that fuse when on drift days

Just stupid Toyota could have made a genuine fiesta st/clio rs competitor. it might have some credit for being a future classic if like the celica gt4 it share something other than its silhouette with the WRC car which is 'supposedly' trying to replicate

if your on about Mark hes on P zeros or his was last time i went out with him Edit: didnt read it in context ignore me

Hey im open to reasonable offers

well the outside has about 6-7mm the inside about 2-3mm

really need these going now so £1400 ONO

When mines off on the button its fully off

That all I have really tbh I didn't get much pictures as I never fell in love with the wheels

After a few things this weekend i will be having to drop out of this as not 100% i will even have my Z then

at least some of the Ferrari badges can be rehomed on an mr2

just turn off VDC/TCS?

bumpy