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buzzbrightyear

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Hi folks, does anybody know anything about a black rallye reg T572MLE?
I'm going to view it tmmrw with and for a friend.
He really wanted the Astor git6 and I wanted him to get it also as I love that colour but even after he won the e bay listing at the asking price the seller never replied to several messages so he then bidded and won a moonshine git6 at the buy it now price with low mileage, the seller didn't reply to several messages again until today where he has informed my friend that unfortunately his wife/partner has been involved in a serious car accident and is in hospital in a poorly way, then went on to say he's decided to keep the car now so she can run it when she's better.
So third time lucky for Kenny, hopefully this rallye will be good enough to meet his requirements, says it has coilovers and a scorpion exhaust, I reckon the coilovers won't be staying on it if he gets it, I wonder if there them cheap crap ones (forgot the name) or something decent like gaz.
Andy

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 19:01
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ian7675

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Standard answer is that it was involved in a milk float incident, many people and animals died as a result including some Corporal, "Jeff" and a black poodle, lives were shattered as a result especially Roland Rat who apparently still suffers from this and also has many pictures of the said car in a sorry state (all which can be PM'd only) yet he also seemed to be the one who put it back on the road in a dangerous condition and the car only ever ends up in the hands of newbies. thugpuggin can always confirm all of this too as he supplies many parts for the rebuild and the easy way of checking if its been rebuilt is to check those spot welds behind the door seals hidden beneath copious amounts of sour milk and cheese. Every other forum member will know about this incident and repeat the same comments about how they're surprised this is back on the road over and over for many pages and jsoulman will at some point stuck some part of this car up his ass for no apparent reason...

...such a shame you're not a newbie Sad

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 19:52
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swiftyboi006

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I just cried ^

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 19:55
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adam b

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Bored Ian?

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 19:56
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ian7675

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adam b wrote:
Bored Ian?


Kids in bed, missus at work so yeah very much LOL

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 19:58
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buzzbrightyear

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LOL I heard about that on the grapevine

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 20:02
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pebbles167

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LOL, Isnt there a newbie milk float thread currently ongoing?

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 20:14
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ian7675

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pebbles167 wrote:
LOL, Isnt there a newbie milk float thread currently ongoing?


Not if he's read my post. Also according to the other thread, "Jeff" is dead too so there's another to the body count.

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 20:18
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pebbles167

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It gets bigger and bigger doesn't it. Glad I didn't ask about my car when I joined the forum!

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 20:23
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buzzbrightyear

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Lol, I asked about the Astor found out the owner was a payday.
And now this Laugh my ass off
It's not like I didn't expect it, I wrote the thread out thinking "I know what reply I'm going to get"
LOL

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Posted 4th Apr 2013 at 20:27
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buzzbrightyear

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It was s**t

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Posted 6th Apr 2013 at 14:53
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rich306

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ian7675 wrote:
Standard answer is that it was involved in a milk float incident, many people and animals died as a result including some Corporal, "Jeff" and a black poodle, lives were shattered as a result especially Roland Rat who apparently still suffers from this and also has many pictures of the said car in a sorry state (all which can be PM'd only) yet he also seemed to be the one who put it back on the road in a dangerous condition and the car only ever ends up in the hands of newbies. thugpuggin can always confirm all of this too as he supplies many parts for the rebuild and the easy way of checking if its been rebuilt is to check those spot welds behind the door seals hidden beneath copious amounts of sour milk and cheese. Every other forum member will know about this incident and repeat the same comments about how they're surprised this is back on the road over and over for many pages and jsoulman will at some point stuck some part of this car up his ass for no apparent reason...

...such a shame you're not a newbie Sad


Laugh my ass off !!! Thumbs up

On a separate note, what made the car crap?

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Posted 6th Apr 2013 at 15:02
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buzzbrightyear

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It was way too low, sat on its area, wishbone s pointing upwards.
Cheap coilovers
Engine bay was untidy and dirty
Rot was setting in fairly badly on the whole boot floor and surrounding areas
Front chassis areas dented from a Jack and rot setting on badly here and around.
Paintwork a mess
Rear bumper had a Bulge where it had been repaired at some point
Rear end chassis leg had a very small kink in, probably caused when the rear bumper needed repairing.
And I didn't look any further than that

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Posted 6th Apr 2013 at 21:44
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matt16v

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Seems as though the whole milk float / jsoulman's ass thing wasn't so bad compared to how it turned out.

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Posted 6th Apr 2013 at 21:56
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rich306

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Thats a shame, if you could have taken it away for pennies then it probably would have been worth saving!

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jamiek_uk2000 wrote:
You'll need to throw money at the car. Not on parts. Just stand near your car and throw loose change at it, I find this increases performance for a short period of time
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Posted 7th Apr 2013 at 06:47
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buzzbrightyear

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He wants a minter rather than one he's constantly chasing repairs on and still not 100% happy with at all times, we didn't even bother starting it or anything.

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Posted 7th Apr 2013 at 10:00
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buzzbrightyear

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Really Dan?
I thought he said it was his wife involved in it

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Posted 7th Apr 2013 at 10:23
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Carl Chambers

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this car was mine then, but beware as the mileage is plus another 88k miles! I bought it cheap when it was 3 years old, it was at auction and had a new speedo fitted so had just 6 k on the clock, but the service history showed it having had a speedo change hence why it was cheap! It keeps popping up and still looks good but said service book has been lost! all its history now is from 2004 onwards! but an hpi check or mot history check should bring up the change.

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Posted 16th Apr 2013 at 20:53
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eliotrw

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T572 MLE you say?



Talk of the devil
http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=27547

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Posted 16th Apr 2013 at 20:56
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ian7675

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eliotrw wrote:
T572 MLE you say?



Talk of the devil
http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=27547


I see you got partially "owned" on there LOL Nice to see the blue Rallye make another appearance also...

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Posted 17th Apr 2013 at 22:09
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