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apart from the steering wheel these are likely to be the same across the range though... so maybe more readily available than the bumper, subframe.. etc.
aye understand why they go for a C, but its the assessor who makes the decision is it not?
aye does seem strange its C, but then they seem to be randomly assigned at times.
Is it in the same condition as when you saw it on the auction? Often they tart them up before going on sale...
Cat C always needs a VIC.
I think its too expensive considering most of the parts will have to bought new or due to the rarity, there will be a premium on the second hand parts.
I've moved out and now live up in standish, although the rents still live in billinge. dont drive the clio everyday so hence its not out and about much.
lol you worry about mileage but have a car with 113k on the clock...
Doesnt mean anything to mean 160psi so cant comment ( I realise its lost of pressure... but relatively..)
Im not arguing with you as I dont really care...:rasp: You know what your saying isnt true, its not all based on "tech jarogon" expierence counts for a lot.
my tyre bargain of the day is 215/45/17s for the workhorse for 36.95 a corner. Federals as well which are pretty decent tyres..
Edde is right, its npw michelin policy that the new tyres go on the back. There is good science behind it but cant be arse explaining it as your not gonna listen;)