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Dum dums old cab - tim 306td - 16-11-2013
lol at the engine fitted professionally ha ha sorry dum dum
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1998-PEUGEOT-306-HDI-ROADSTER-BLUE-MOT-MARCH-2014-/261331179096?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3cd88d5658
RE: Dum dums old cab - zx_volcane - 16-11-2013
Seems cheap really
RE: Dum dums old cab - tim 306td - 16-11-2013
worth the money imo
RE: Dum dums old cab - Matt - 16-11-2013
Cheap as!
RE: Dum dums old cab - C.A.R. - 16-11-2013
That is well worth the money.
Especially seeing as they have had someone remove and re-fit the engine professionally since.
RE: Dum dums old cab - DazzaHDI - 16-11-2013
(16-11-2013, 08:26 PM)C.A.R. Wrote: That is well worth the money.
Especially seeing as they have had someone remove and re-fit the engine professionally since.
Where does it say that in the add? Lol
Dum dums old cab - rocker8742 - 16-11-2013
(16-11-2013, 08:26 PM)C.A.R. Wrote: That is well worth the money.
Especially seeing as they have had someone remove and re-fit the engine professionally since.
But dumdums a professional
RE: Dum dums old cab - puglove - 16-11-2013
and im pretty sure it wasn't an 80k engine? lol
RE: Dum dums old cab - Chris1357 - 16-11-2013
Wasn't it an 180k engine?
RE: Dum dums old cab - Dum-Dum - 17-11-2013
Yeah I'm pretty sure he's missed a 1 off the front of the engine mileage.
As for professionally fitted. I used to be a mechanic by profession thus I am an ex professional mechanic.
RE: Dum dums old cab - Niall - 17-11-2013
(17-11-2013, 01:54 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Yeah I'm pretty sure he's missed a 1 off the front of the engine mileage.
As for professionally fitted. I used to be a mechanic by profession thus I am an ex professional mechanic.
RE: Dum dums old cab - cully - 17-11-2013
(17-11-2013, 01:54 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: . I used to be a mechanic by profession thus I am an ex professional mechanic.
did he fall or was he pushed?
RE: Dum dums old cab - Poodle - 17-11-2013
Cheap, yes, good value, hmmm.....
RE: Dum dums old cab - Dum-Dum - 17-11-2013
Take the piss all you like wankers, it wont stop it being true.
From the oxford english dictionary
Quote: engaged in a specified activity as one’s main paid occupation rather than as an amateur
So as I used to be a paid full time mechanic I used to be a professional mechanic and so can safely call myself an ex professional mechanic. I dont see why this concept is so hard for people here to grasp.
RE: Dum dums old cab - puglove - 17-11-2013
(17-11-2013, 10:42 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Take the piss all you like wankers, it wont stop it being true.
From the oxford english dictionary
Quote: engaged in a specified activity as one’s main paid occupation rather than as an amateur
So as I used to be a paid full time mechanic I used to be a professional mechanic and so can safely call myself an ex professional mechanic. I dont see why this concept is so hard for people here to grasp.
going on the above then........... when some one says "professionally fitted" this isnt always a good thing then, as with the case of this cabby no?
RE: Dum dums old cab - Ruan - 17-11-2013
If that's the case then the word "Professional" is significantly devalued.
There's also doctors and surgeons who are "Professional" that f*cked up operations and people have died... Does that make "Professional" a good thing?
RE: Dum dums old cab - lewisdmz - 17-11-2013
The work of a true professional...
RE: Dum dums old cab - Scott - 17-11-2013
Lewis
RE: Dum dums old cab - Mattcheese31 - 17-11-2013
hahahaha . . . . .i did see this on ebay, it's not far from me and i was considering it . . . . . . . . ."was"
. . only kidding Chris, i quite fancy it actually .
RE: Dum dums old cab - tim 306td - 17-11-2013
lewis repped ha ha
RE: Dum dums old cab - Dum-Dum - 17-11-2013
You all know that is a surprisingly effective and infact elegant temporary solution to the issue of not having the correct clamp or a working complete car to go and buy one.
RE: Dum dums old cab - Niall - 17-11-2013
(17-11-2013, 03:42 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: You all know that is a surprisingly effective and infact elegant temporary solution to the issue of not having the correct clamp or a working complete car to go and buy one.
But a professional would order the correct part as he/she would know that the correct part was designed in that way for a reason.
So Dum, how long were you employed as a mechanic? And at what grade?
Re: Dum dums old cab - kentiiboii - 17-11-2013
1 day and he was a tea boy
RE: Dum dums old cab - Dum-Dum - 17-11-2013
Part time while I was at college and then full time for 2 months after, gave up as im too tall and cant stand up straight under a car on a ramp so was getting a bad back.
RE: Dum dums old cab - Tom - 17-11-2013
I gotta admit those 2 jubilees are genius. BUT wouldnt it of just been easier to pay the 2quid for a clamp?
RE: Dum dums old cab - Grant - 17-11-2013
Just
at this thread....I'm sorry Chris, I love you, but that car was a combination of pikeyness and a death trap in the waiting.
I was once paid to baby-sit children. Doesn't mean I am a professional child care worker. I am probably the last person fit enough to look after children, I can barely look after myself!
RE: Dum dums old cab - Connor - 17-11-2013
(17-11-2013, 08:47 PM)Grant Wrote: I am probably the last person fit enough to look after children, I can barely look after myself!
There are atleast 10 people off this forum I would say go after you lol
RE: Dum dums old cab - Grant - 17-11-2013
Was.... Was that a compliment connor?!
RE: Dum dums old cab - Connor - 17-11-2013
More a statement of fact, reinforced with one word... Samass
RE: Dum dums old cab - Grant - 17-11-2013
I'm touched.
Not in the same way samass does to children however...