Thread: $42,500 for a 91 RRC???

Please post his reply!!

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

Thats inspired. So I just did it.

"Hi. I hear Hi Clones can add up to 10%+ powah. Have you had these fitted as if not, that would make it a deal breaker."

When he sends you an angry message, send this back with the title being "What's going on?"
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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

I kind of want to break it though
remove any usable bits, attach a drag chain to each corner of it, and pull it apart with real landrovers
Here's a thought though.
According to the bottom of the home page, there are 6544 'active' aulro users.
That equates to around $4 per user.
We could buy it as a christmas present for Inc.
Organise an AULRO Ninja Mikes POS Rangie Sacrificial Gathering.
Raffle off any usable bits from it, destroy the rest for being such an awful, bogan inspired insult to Landrover.
Then have a beer or twelve and a BBQ.
I like this idea already

Not exactly sure why the car is a 'POS, and a an awful bogan inspired insult to landrover'.
He's obviously spent some coin on it, and its probably a damn good car, its just that he is a total tool, and expects a little bit to much for it.

Originally Posted by Vern

Not exactly sure why the car is a 'POS, and a an awful bogan inspired insult to landrover'.
He's obviously spent some coin on it, and its probably a damn good car, its just that he is a total tool, and expects a little bit to much for it.

You'll forgive me if I'm less than impressed by anything offered by a scam artist, and an appallingly bad one at that.
He's a bogan who likes to pretend he has money, his vehicle reflects that.
That's not an attack on RRCs or their drivers, just this one in particular. Sure, if you gave it to me I'd probably have lots of fun with it. But he taints it for me I'm afraid.

I understand what type of scammer he is, but nothing wrong with the car, that was all I was saying. I'd have it, but coming from him it would have to be a lot cheaper.

I'm interested, I wonder if he could scan all those receipts that add up to $150k so that I can fill in the gaps in his comprehensive description

Originally Posted by Vern

I understand what type of scammer he is, but nothing wrong with the car, that was all I was saying. I'd have it, but coming from him it would have to be a lot cheaper.

so long as nothing covers uninsurable and unroadworthy I suspect your still probably wrong. some of the earlier pictures included things that make phrases like "shonky" "shoddy workmanship" and "bodgy" seem complimentary

Originally Posted by Nick S

Please post his reply!!

the one to my original question was very tame...

Sorry, yopur message doesn't seem to make a lot fo sense. To clarify, a purchaser from WA made an unconditional offer of $23,000 last month, which I accepted, however, he is now trying to back out of paying for the vehicle. I have been instructed, by my lawyers, to re-list the vehicle and to sell it for as close to $23,000 as possible to "mitigate" any loss suffered.

I'm not sure what your $2,000 refers to but another purchaser has contacted me and, as I understand it, he only wants the 33 inch wheels and tyres and wanst to negotiate the price down accordingly. So, If he ends up buying it and you want to buy the large, 36 inch wheels and tyres - which include internal bead locks - I would consider $2,500 for those on their own but not $2,000.

Thanks,