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One for the Illuminati!

Mmmmm that probably leaves him with nowhere to go to be honest, I would certainly be taking my business elsewhere in future though.

As said above I always scan in my service book after every service as its that valuable with a classic car. After the horse has bolted but I can hear a few scanners getting turned on now :grin: ......if nothing else this thread has raised awareness for other owners not to take these things for granted no matter how good your Indy is :thumb:
 
jonttt said:
My starting point would be 10% of the cars current value as a 'generous" you owe me point and go from there :bandit:

£2,500 in compensation is a big ask IMHO :bandit:
 
I was thinking more like £5k as a starting point ie not based on your 25 bag valuations :hand:
 
service book

I honestly don't think it will matter two hoots what happened 12 years ago in it's past life! For gods sake it's a 20 odd year old 100k miler buy on condition.condition .condition! It's not a 10'000mile investment piece!
 
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stichill99 said:
I honestly don't think it will matter two hoots what happened 12 years ago in it's past life! For gods sake it's a 20 odd year old 100k miler buy on condition.condition .condition! It's not a 10'000mile investment piece!

:hand: To the Illuminati it could be Trigger's broom, but if it's not been seen by someone in white overalls every year regardless of miles it's immediately dismissed. There was a time when presence of the wiper widget alone elevated the status, but not anyome :nooo:
 
Re: service book

stichill99 said:
I honestly don't think it will matter two hoots what happened 12 years ago in it's past life! For gods sake it's a 20 odd year old 100k miler buy on condition.condition .condition! It's not a 10'000mile investment piece!

It's as 20 odd year old classic........and the little details start to count more to value as they get more valuable. A 993 with a stamped original service book will be worth more than the same car without fact. Therefore without it the car is now worth less. Yes conditions etc......are more important and will affect value but the loss of the stamped original book will still decrease whatever that value is.
 
so who was this well respected Indy who didn't know how to look after a priceless service book ?
 
911UK said:
so who was this well respected Indy who didn't know how to look after a priceless service book ?

Gmund :dont know:

Specialist Cars of Malton :?:



:grin:
 
Billy Bumpsteer said:
They havent admitted any responsibility in any way. Trouble is they dont really believe the book was in the box with all the service parts apparently, they say no, he say yes. :dont know:

They recall everything that was in a box they threw away? *strokes chin*

If they were dumb enough to throw the box away I'd suggest they didn't have a clue what was in it, otherwise they wouldn't have thrown it away :x



The book has gone, it was thrown away into recycling within a box by mistake. No malice, no sinister reasons, just a stupid mistake.

Owner apparently intends to be buried in car so no chance of it being for sale!
 
I think those who over invested in their old cars to make more perfect than they were when new has perhaps admit that in terms of investment the payback requires a measure of re-assessment after watching the news relative to climate change protests...??

As I have typed before best use and enjoy them as much as you can for as long as they let you, and that way you may even arrive at the happy situation where you can think that you managed to enjoy returns on your investment to then be in a situation where you can determine your Porsche owes you nothing..? :dont know:

At which time the value of a service book may be re-assessed..?
 
Yep, because climate change protestor kids have yet to buy a house, car, take the family on Holiday and hold down a job...

Their views will change as will their priorities, just like Prince Arry and Me again Sparkle, they were absent from to day's proceedings whilst kids with ADHD and learning difficulties spouted off about climate concerns, the good prince boarded a private jet to Italy where they attended her mates wedding......to an Oil Tycoon.......

But at least the kids had a day off school, like all the grown up protesters who don't want to work..... they just protest and shout about anything that comes into their head ?

I'm quite looking forward to Mad Max style fuel refills, who's not gonna enjoy that ?
 
C4Silver said:
Yep, because climate change protestor kids have yet to buy a house, car, take the family on Holiday and hold down a job...

Their views will change as will their priorities, just like Prince Arry and Me again Sparkle, they were absent from to day's proceedings whilst kids with ADHD and learning difficulties spouted off about climate concerns, the good prince boarded a private jet to Italy where they attended her mates wedding......to an Oil Tycoon.......

But at least the kids had a day off school, like all the grown up protesters who don't want to work..... they just protest and shout about anything that comes into their head ?

I'm quite looking forward to Mad Max style fuel refills, who's not gonna enjoy that ?

You just reminded me that I need to watch Beyond the Thunderdome to complete my rewatch of the originals I started earlier on in the summer :thumb:
 
MattyR said:
You just reminded me that I need to watch Beyond the Thunderdome to complete my rewatch of the originals I started earlier on in the summer :thumb:

What was on your list :?:

:thumb:
 

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