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Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Piggy - 13-08-2016
Please...lets just get a countrywide scope of opinion on what is "mint"
For me its:
Bad condition.
Average for its age.
Good condition.
Very good condition.
Mint.
Brand new.
Define: "mint" (not the herb) - bashbarnard - 13-08-2016
Ah the age old argument. For almost everyone "mint" is a slang now. Yeah man its mint. Meaning itll do. But i agree with you a fair but and most sales people annoy me saying mint
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RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - cully - 13-08-2016
its a chav word that means dressed up avoid at all costs!
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Toms306 - 13-08-2016
I've never seen a mint 306. In fact brand new cars aren't usually mint either!!
The one annoys me is good condition 'for age' which actually means it's shit, but that's ok as it's old and high miles...
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - procta - 13-08-2016
Mint to me, is brand new.
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Dum-Dum - 13-08-2016
Mint = a good solid hint that the person selling the item is lying about EVERYTHING
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - toseland - 13-08-2016
(13-08-2016, 03:59 PM)Piggy Wrote: Please...lets just get a countrywide scope of opinion on what is "mint"
For me its:
Bad condition.
Average for its age.
Good condition.
Very good condition.
Mint.
Brand new.
Same for me but after mint comes "showroom".. and is what i would expect to see on a forecourt, ie not much short of just rolled off the production line..
for second hand cars and vehicles showroom condition i would accept one or two small blemishes (mum has purchased a 2014 kuga and that is described as showroom in my eyes, it has a small scuff on the rear quarter panel that would fit inside a 1pence piece. that's it.
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Piggy - 13-08-2016
It seems mint varies...
Mint interior and tyres seem to mean to a chap...
Ruined drivers seat, knackered gear gaitor, smoked in, stained and one flat dead tyre and two perished tyres resulting in cracks you could get ya finger im
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Stef205 - 13-08-2016
i bought a "mint" axle once to rebuild, generally i rarely buy any but if it moves i normally have it.
the famous words of the seller
"its mint mate, no play"
Stripped to find this
![[Image: 0DB9AA7A-8F85-450A-85E7-CC3BCADAC714_zpsnqbbawh6.jpg]](http://s10.photobucket.com/user/skyline_999/media/beams/0DB9AA7A-8F85-450A-85E7-CC3BCADAC714_zpsnqbbawh6.jpg.html)
Mint means its f*cked,dead, please bin. I dont speak tw*t or chav language but i am slowly learning to translate it so this doesnt happen again.
Stef
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - ginge191 - 14-08-2016
If I ever advertise as 'mint' :
See projects:
www.inthedetail-isleofwight.co.uk
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - fatlapit - 14-08-2016
Mint is better than show room condition.
Mint cannt be found on ebay
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Mattcheese31 - 14-08-2016
mint should be, pretty much as good as you could expect . . . . . . if i said it that's what it would mean, rarely does though . .
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Poodle - 14-08-2016
(14-08-2016, 12:34 AM)ginge191 Wrote: If I ever advertise as 'mint' :
See projects:
www.inthedetail-isleofwight.co.uk
Wow that website is mint.
RE: Define: "mint" (not the herb) - Eeyore - 14-08-2016
mint itself you can avoid. mint condition seems to be more on point.