- 9,755
- Portland, OR
- Jump_Ace
- JUMPxACE
Holly crap that's some history there!!! amazing grab, man.
Thanks dude. I'm quite fond of it 👍
Jerome
Holly crap that's some history there!!! amazing grab, man.
My latest purchase....
A 13 year old Audi A6 2.6 Avant. Manual, in silver, tax and tested for the year with full VW/Audi service history, ice cold climate control and typical German build quality. Bargain I think at £800!
The Mrs couldn't understand why I bought it when we already got two perfectly good cars (06 Honda Civic i-CDTI, 07 Citroen C4) but as I explained both of them are good hatchbacks but this will be ideal for my trips to B&Q and the local tip! Plus I'm a sucker for a VAG V6!
Pictures are from the seller so not the best, will take more soon.
I really hope that was a typo and the seller wasn't tricking you into selling you an A6 when its an A4.
Awesome buy though - been looking at the avants round here for a car. They are priced pretty well and I love the design, even today.
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EPIC WIN:
They have a book, believe it or not.
My latest purchase....
A 13 year old Audi A4 2.6 Avant. Manual, in silver, tax and tested for the year with full VW/Audi service history, ice cold climate control and typical German build quality. Bargain I think at £800!
The Mrs couldn't understand why I bought it when we already got two perfectly good cars (06 Honda Civic i-CDTI, 07 Citroen C4) but as I explained both of them are good hatchbacks but this will be ideal for my trips to B&Q and the local tip! Plus I'm a sucker for a VAG V6!
Pictures are from the seller so not the best, will take more soon.
Good ride. How much milage for 800£??
but whatever, sweet deal
Currently sitting at 112,000 so way below the average for its age. Finished checking all the paperwork that came with it and every MOT the car has ever had is present, pretty rare for a used car nowadays. Been running around in it today and so far very, very pleased with it. Almost seems a shame to buy it just for doing some donkey work with! Going to treat it to a full service at the weekend, doesn't really need it but won't do any harm and been years since I've had the chance to work on a car!
When my phone's battery dries out the phone switches off, but there's enough juice in it to turn itself on again at the time the alarm clock is set to. Then it turns off again. I thought this was standard for all phones.twice it has switched off during the night and I've slept in/been late for work as a direct result.
And the other night, my battery went dead, resulting in me having to head back to Glasgow in the wee hours, when I was subsequently robbed of my iPod.
I'm on the verge of contacting my phone provider and requesting a new phone - it would be a great shame, though, since it is really good - but I heartily recommend investing in atleast one spare charger, because if that phone is anything like mine, you're going to need to take it everywhere.