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Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Leonard Hatred 6:46 Mon Apr 8
Buying cars at an auction
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FruityBoots. 6:58 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Bought a couple of right bargains but that was a few years back at the Chelmsford car auction, looked online last year when my son passed his test and it looks much more organised. Bought a year old Nissan almera tino (a 53 plate then) with 9k Miles for £6000 and a year previous to that a very tidy part Ex Fiat Punto that was 3 years old for £2300 that had just under 40k on the clock. Both were really good cars. Obviously don’t forget there’s a percentage added for the sellers fee.

ray winstone 7:06 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Don't go with an itchy nose.

joe royal 7:12 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Done it a few times, listen carefully to what the auctioneer says , or more importantly what he doesn’t say.

Any odd noises or even a blown exhaust keep well away , it’s usually hiding a load of horrors.

Better off going e bay , at least you can test drive them first .

Thought you bought an Astra.

Bungo 8:29 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Don't go on a buying trip pissed is my advice.

Went to the one near Camberley on New Year's Day many years ago with Mrs Bungo and friend who we mistakenly thought knew about cars.

Came away with an Opel Manta that looked nice, but went into self-destruct mode the moment it had four wheels off the premises.

Money pit doesn't even start to describe it...

lab 8:36 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Bungo 8:29, that'll be blackbushe, I think, think , you have a couple of days comeback now. Huge car auctions with I think ,think has a good reputation.

wd40 8:45 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Any up to date car auction will hold up a red card over the car if it has engine problems or the red light is on.

FrancoisVanDerElst 8:55 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
If you sign up to an account with BCA you can see all cars in upcoming auctions and even bid online
You are covered now as the majority of them will have a bca report on them and that will pinpoint any problems including small damage etc
If you buy it and it has a problem not reported u are covered by the same legal rights u would have buying from a dealer

If you know anyone with a traders account you will pay less commission

Eastside surge 8:55 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Chelmsford auctions were pretty good I've had a couple of cars from there , can get some bargains if you're lucky . Take someone with you who knows their cars if you can and have some idea of the book price for the car you are after, most important of all don't get involved in a bidding war and end up going over your budget

Bungo 9:03 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
lab 8:36 Mon Apr 8

This would have been about 30 years ago so hopefully that particular car was turned into baked bean tins a long time ago.

My youngest has just passed his driving test, so going to have to reaquaint myself with the world of 'cars with a history' so could be back there again!

Far Cough 9:07 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Is Glass's Guide still about?

J.Riddle 9:43 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Glasses guides address can probably be found in an old copy of the Encyclopedia Brittanica, although you may need an old A to Z.

Roeder-nowhere 10:05 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Bought a few, in Liverpool Manchester and London. You’ll see the same face there all the time, people know what they’re doing. If you’re buying for yourself rather than to sell on you can outbid regular buyers and still make a saving.

Leonard Hatred 10:08 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Bought a Fiat Doblo 1.9 Diesel 2007 for £1150.

Too Much Too Young 10:14 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Ex fleet cars are generally well serviced.

Queens Fish Bar 10:20 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
J.Riddle 9:43 Mon Apr 8

ag ag ag

Queens Fish Bar 10:23 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Fleet cars might be well serviced but I used to thrash my company cars.

Sent the car to the garage as the engine was knocking.

They asked if I ever put any oil in it.

DukeofDevo 10:23 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
https://catalogue.astonbarclay.net/vehicle-search/?sites=1&sales=3819&search=true

Some decent motors in there bound to find one that’ll last a few years! I think they have a lot of mercs there as well

Too Much Too Young 10:52 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Fish,

I never check the engine oil i my car either. Tbats what they do when yoh take it to be serviced.

Queens Fish Bar 11:45 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Too Much Too Young 10:52 Mon Apr 8

Thats what I said, your job not mine.

joe royal 12:29 Tue Apr 9
Re: Buying cars at an auction
Leonard Hatred 10:08 Mon Apr 8
Re: Buying cars at an auction

LEZ , anything pre 2008 it’s 100 a day .

What happened to the Astra?

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