Nelix

See, that is what we are getting at, that you fail to grasp. I, and I suspect the vast majority on here, would have tried to recoup what I paid, or taken a slight hit. Not try and profit from other forum members.

See, that is what we are getting at, that you fail to grasp. I, and I suspect the vast majority on here, would have tried to recoup what I paid, or taken a slight hit. Not try and profit from other forum members.

Selling them for 100 more than you bought them for is a dick move just cause there only ones you can get straight away, when theres uk stockist that will only take a couple days at most? Plus you are aware you have sold them but havent taken down your ebay add? It literally takes 5 secs, and it would of stoped people calling you out for not selling it.

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Bit of a dick move to price gouge forum members when you're asking for way less on ebay 

So your a liar then. You cant even keep your own story straight, well done, i suggest you leave before you make a fool of yourself even more (if thats possible).

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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253446947510

See, that is what we are getting at, that you fail to grasp. I, and I suspect the vast majority on here, would have tried to recoup what I paid, or taken a slight hit. Not try and profit from other forum members.

See, that is what we are getting at, that you fail to grasp. I, and I suspect the vast majority on here, would have tried to recoup what I paid, or taken a slight hit. Not try and profit from other forum members.

If you’re operating as a business, you need to register as a trader. @Lauren and @rob275 should be able to help.

First time for everything.

If there isn't a forum rule against price gouging, there should be.
This is a club for enthusiasts, this sort of behaviour is generally frowned upon.

Once you modify a car, its market is limited. If it can be put back to stock then a percentage can be recouped by selling on the mods. If you are doing something that can't be returned to stock, then you will lose money on both the mods you paid out on and the value of the car itself.
If you have the money, can afford the loss and it's what you really want, then go for it. The fact you are asking the question though should really be your answer.

Simple, remove your own bonnet before you drive there.

Once you modify a car, its market is limited. If it can be put back to stock then a percentage can be recouped by selling on the mods. If you are doing something that can't be returned to stock, then you will lose money on both the mods you paid out on and the value of the car itself.
If you have the money, can afford the loss and it's what you really want, then go for it. The fact you are asking the question though should really be your answer.

Never been a fan of the stripes tbh, but that I would keep as is.
I wonder how many Harley riders worldwide are harpists?
Mind you, as a biker of over 38 years, I would need to be a lot more than harpist to buy a Harley. (Sorry, could not resist.)

£38.99 sir.  
 
http://www.tuningdevelopments.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=2618
 
Thanks
 
Mike

I don't condone it either way, but seeing as I have no clue what has happened, how can I possibly comment? 

Drivel? Not at all. You don't control who posts in a thread, that is a fact. A fact that you have just admitted is right, so if it is factually correct, it is hardly drivel.

Ah, passive/aggressive again, you have it down to an art form.
"your opinion to yourselves." You do realise that makes no sense? Now had you said "your opinion to yourself" that would have been fine.

So after categorically saying you did not buy the fenders from ebay, you are now saying you did?
I suppose I will now be labelled a goldfish, as that seems to be your standard response.
Personally I gave up on reading what you had for sale, the post layout was brutal.

Heated seat switches surround.

Are you trading in? If not, call the salesperson and do your deal over the phone before you travel, playing all three off against each other.
If you are in a position to do a deal today, tell them that and let them know they are competing against two other dealers to sell a car right now.
Finally, get any agreed deal in writing via an email. I would be doing all the legwork by phone before travelling any distance.
Of course as a Scot, I'm tighter than a ligature at a Michael Hutchence private hotel room soiree. 

Welcome along from a fellow Scot, and snap.
 
 

Hi to all, got my GT86 Aero a few months ago. Traded in a Mrk3 MR2 for it after owning it for 10 years, my second. Previously also owned a Mrk1. Loved the roadster but it was getting old and on a bit in mileage, when I decided to change I very quickly narrowed it down to just the GT86.
Have a 41 mile commute to and from work which is 95% motorway, so not really had a chance to play with the car yet, though have a night away in Inverness to look forward to in a few weeks.
Love the car so far, even my commute is fun. Will always be a biker at heart though, ridden bikes for over 36 years now.
Car on the day I picked it up.

 
Outside my work.

 
With my VFR800

Asked for one on the "other forum".