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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 11:35 pm
by Cannonball
andyrob wrote:If there prob with the laquer peeling off, I bet they have quite a few rims lying around they will end up selling to the scrap man, Id be making some enquirys.Do you not know anybody that works there ?

Quite a few years ago I bought, from our local prosche garage, lots of new standard exhausts (cos every wanted more noisy exhausts, but they were dealer fitted back then) & rims with the laquer peeling, the scrap man offered them £500 for the lot as scrap valve, when it was only £7/ton for mixed, I gave a bit more & slowly sold them on ebay over a couple of years for shed lots more
andy you know me i am like a sniffer dog, :D but impossible to get stuff from bentley it is govorned very strict the amount of scrap is disgusting it gets sent to scrap and people over see it getting crushed,

think i have found a rim though down in london via the bay,

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 11:51 pm
by Charger
Cannonball wrote:£2,300 plus the vat, :roll: :roll: :roll:
what a bitch indeed, holy smoke, defo worth a claim, have you reported it to the council?? got to be honest if you report potholes round here they normally get sorted pdq, probably realised they don’t need the claims, or dead bikers :shock:

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 12 4:53 pm
by Cannonball
Well result in one way, found a single supersports wheel and tyre down london shot down there this morning with our demi £1,000 quid lighter but the car is back out, now to try the council :roll: :roll: :roll:

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 12 5:25 pm
by mopar_mark
Cannonball wrote:Well result in one way, found a single supersports wheel and tyre down london shot down there this morning with our demi £1,000 quid lighter but the car is back out, now to try the council :roll: :roll: :roll:
Great news :thumbright:

You should of swung bye for a Cuppa ;)

I think that's not a bad price, I think I paid around £500 or £600 for a new rim on my BMW. Bar stewards wouldn't repair under warranty, even though there was a reported problem. Hurts at 1st, then you soon get over it & move on :D

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 12 5:34 pm
by Rich
good sniff mate. least ya back on the road.. you ever tried the car in the snow ???

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 12 7:00 pm
by Cannonball
mopar_mark wrote:
Cannonball wrote:Well result in one way, found a single supersports wheel and tyre down london shot down there this morning with our demi £1,000 quid lighter but the car is back out, now to try the council :roll: :roll: :roll:
Great news :thumbright:

You should of swung bye for a Cuppa ;)

I think that's not a bad price, I think I paid around £500 or £600 for a new rim on my BMW. Bar stewards wouldn't repair under warranty, even though there was a reported problem. Hurts at 1st, then you soon get over it & move on :D

that was a used wheel and tyre mark but a minter
the biggest pisser is that grand was toward getting a remap

drives superb in the snow rich
so much so it gives me the Bananarama! when i drive a regular car in it now, :shock:

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 12 7:22 pm
by mopar_mark
Cannonball wrote:The biggest pisser is that grand was toward getting a remap
I'm sure there's more lying around in the kitty ;)

Posted: Tue Jan 01, 13 8:51 am
by Doug
Dunc.......Report the Pothole to your local Police Road Traffic Office , along with the number of incidents that you know of, it'll get repaired PDQ .

last thing council want is having to deal with the Cops after a more serious incident (injury wise) has occurred where they have been previously notified, that's where the claims start escalating .