Lets play bingo...

Lee Bollom · 21 Feb 2006

Ok, so following on from my other post about an imported RHD 996 c2. I'm after peoples guesses of what they think it'd be worth.

1998 25,000 miles, FPSH, 18" GT3 wheels with nearly new tyres.

Silver, Climate control, Blue leather.

3 owners

Air Conditioning, Alarm, Alloy Wheels, AM/FM Stereo, Cassette Player, Catalytic Converter, CD Player, Central Locking, Climate Control, Electric Seats, Electric Windows, Leather Seats, Power-assisted Steering (PAS), Premium Sound System, Rear Spoiler, Sunroof, Tilt Steering Wheel ,
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS), Driver Airbag, Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Immobiliser, Passenger Airbag, Rear seat belts, Safety Belt Pretensioners

sorry about the big bold text but i pulled it from ebay.

Now, lets play bingo, who wants to shout there numbers first? :wink:

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Porsche · 21 Feb 2006

pictures normally help !

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4614577653

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Hendo · 21 Feb 2006

RHD Specialist prices for that year range from 26 -32 mileage/condition dependant

LHD Specialist prices for that year range from 20 - 26 mileage/condition dependant

So my guess would be 24-28 for RHD import - probably at the upper end with V low mileage

If you can get it for '2 and 4.............clickety duck ........or whatever they say then its a goodun - Have a PPI definitely

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Lee Bollom · 21 Feb 2006

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Hendo on 21 February 2006

get it for '2 and 4.............clickety duck ........or whatever they say

i like it that you've continued with the bingo theme. One gold star for Hendo.

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Fuchs · 21 Feb 2006

2 fat ladies, eighty eight!

Maggies Den - number 10 !!

i could go on all day here..........

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Hendo · 21 Feb 2006

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Lee Bollom on 21 February 2006

Previous poster said:

Quote: Originally posted by Hendo on 21 February 2006

get it for '2 and 4.............clickety duck ........or whatever they say

Click to expand...

i like it that you've continued with the bingo theme. One gold star for Hendo.

made my day

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Lee Bollom · 21 Feb 2006

thats funny you've said that Hendo, I'm an accountant and at work we've been on courses to ensure we practice the FISH phylosophy. (don't worry about the fish part, its some stupid work initiative ;-)

but we have to aim to do the following in our daily work routine :-

Play (have fun at work)

Be There (support your workers in the team)

Make there day ( do someone a good turn)

Choose your attitude ( choose your attitude and make everyday a good day)

looks like I've achieved atleast one of those today, maybe i should print this off and ask for a pay rise? then again, showing that I've made someones day on the internet rather than at work maybe could be a problem.

8)

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Hendo · 22 Feb 2006

Lee

Good to see that some firms place emphasis on that stuff. Mine does'nt. When you think that you spend more time with your colleagues than you do with your loved ones, I've always felt it important to enjoy what you do and with whom you do it with(steady everyone!) I've been involved in pretty much the same job/business since 1984 and count myself lucky that I get on the train (v early) each day thoroughly looking forward to getting to work. I've been with this mob for 6 years and work with a really good bunch of folks, but after some 'strategic' re-organisations last year, (only the French can make these things last more than a year!!) the mood is miserable, middle management running round p$ssing on people and turf as they establish their new found responsibility, morale pretty low etc etc.

So frustrating to see so many good folks demoralised. So tell your mob that not only is their policy good within, but it brings cheer and heart to folks outside, unless of course they'll fire you for using the interweb for personal reasons :wink:

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Lee Bollom · 22 Feb 2006

sorry to hear about that Hendo. I know what you're going through.

I used to work in a small practice where it was, coffee at 10.30 and 3.30, lunch is 1-2pm with no movement or flexibility whatsoever.

really horrible place and made me hate my job so much, everymorning I didn't want to go to work. Had to put up with it for 2.5 years until i qualified and then I left, yippee!!

Now I do 60 hour weeks but love what I do and who I work with.

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