Seen this, Bit cheap, something must be wrong

[Tomo 211]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2002-RENAULT-...omobiles_UK&hash=item1e60cbecd6#ht_500wt_1156


I know it says it was damaged but 1,600 for a cliosport :S

 

[D4N13L]

really bad advert.

Accident damaged!!!!! To what extent i would like to know.

 

[Tomo 211]

Exactly, i mean if repaired i'd say cat C as if it was cat B it woudnt be worth rebuilding ?

 

[jack_kemp]

That won't sell in a million years with an advert like that.

The guy is obviously a tool, wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.

 

[mr angry]

Exactly, i mean if repaired i'd say cat C as if it was cat B it woudnt be worth rebuilding ?

Cat B cannot be put back on the road and must be sold for parts only.

To be honest at that money give the guy a call and make your own mind up. View the vehicle and if you dont like it walk away, it will have cost you nothing.

 

[Adam.]

Cat B cannot be put back on the road and must be sold for parts only.

Did you not see those folk selling a cat B m3 a while back? It even came with the destruction certificate iirc

 

[.01mph]

for 1200 quid it will b a very very good breaker, no wonder he cant b arsed with bigtime descriptions as its not far off what they fetch smashed in the big auctions

 

[.01mph]

check this one;

Item number: 260718803221

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....8803221&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_818wt_932

 

[.01mph]

Cat B cannot be put back on the road and must be sold for parts only. .

yes they can, you gotta take them for a vic check, there's plenty of people who put them back ont he road, theres a chap on ebay shiftin a 360 ferrari for 40k odd cat b!!!

 

[.01mph]

oh he's reduced the price to 35k

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2004-Ferrari-...omobiles_UK&hash=item4aa704b714#ht_1377wt_937

note the chaps got a private plate worth 100k+ on it, its fully legit to do this

 

[Adam.]

yes they can, you gotta take them for a vic check, there's plenty of people who put them back ont he road, theres a chap on ebay shiftin a 360 ferrari for 40k odd cat b!!!

They cant 'legally' be put back on the road.

 

[.01mph]

obviously you know nothing about this industry, so the chap who's got a cat b ferrari with his 100k+ number plate on is breaking the law? SO he'll get his car ceased and number plate taken off him for displayin it on a illegal car?:rasp:

please do some research before you come out with statements like that, as it makes u sound rather dumb:rasp::rasp:!

 

[MartinR]

here we go again f**king hell lol

 

[Adam.]

obviously you know nothing about this industry, so the chap who's got a cat b ferrari with his 100k+ number plate on is breaking the law? SO he'll get his car ceased and number plate taken off him for displayin it on a illegal car?:rasp:

please do some research before you come out with statements like that, as it makes u sound rather dumb:rasp::rasp:!

brah, that plate is reg'd to a volvo truck.

 

[.01mph]

brah, that plate is reg'd to a volvo truck.

could be registered on a mclaren F1, he might of transferred it; who knows and who cares!!!

still dont change the FACT that CAT B's can legally be put back on the road!!!



As i quoted b4;

"please do some research before you come out with statements like that, as it makes u sound rather dumb!"
:rasp:

 

[Laura]

Cat B cannot be put back on the road and must be sold for parts only.

.

my old golf was a cat B , although i didnt know it at the time lol

 

[Adam.]

could be registered on a mclaren F1, he might of transferred it; who knows and who cares!!!

still dont change the FACT that CAT B's can legally be put back on the road!!!



As i quoted b4;

"please do some research before you come out with statements like that, as it makes u sound rather dumb!"
:rasp:

Come on then, share your wealth of knowledge....

 

[Dunn]

my understanding of it was

Category A and B write offs should NEVER be returned to the road

Category C write offs can be returned to the road, but will need a VOSA test.

Category D is the lightest damage category.

didnt realise cat b can go back on the road otherwise it would be cat c :S

if thats true then f**k driving round in a cat B car lol

 

[chrisbest0000]

http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=85787

sorta clears some aspects up.

 

[MartinR]

this is the only way by law of doing it!!

A repairer can in fact request a vosa inspection on a cat B and if deemed ok by the vosa inspection people it can then be put back on the road.

The only other way to get a cat B back on the road is if the damaged car is taken overseas, repaired, registered, overseas then brought back in and re-registered here it can go back on the road..

myself i wouldn't bother

 

[.01mph]

http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=85787

sorta clears some aspects up.

thankyou