Best Stag on the market!

[STAG1973]

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A bit of a rash statement mines better than that !!!!!

Adrian

[Guest]

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STAG1973 wrote:

A bit of a rash statement mines better than that !!!!!

Adrian

Well said that man - what's more it's true ! Martin.

[STAG1973]

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Martin Stevenson wrote:

STAG1973 wrote:

A bit of a rash statement mines better than that !!!!!

Adrian

Well said that man - what's more it's true ! Martin.

Cheers mate :dude:

[STAG1973]

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The underseal on the valencesthat use to be a quick fix for hiding rust, i did that to my dad`s mk3 escort along with the door bottoms and sills..

Adrian

[andy p]

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to be honest its not a bad looking car from those pics, apart from letting Stevie Wonder put the stripes on

[jleyton]

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Andy Rundell wrote:

A cynical person may suggest that spelling mistakes can be deliberately included in descriptions to avoid a future allegation of mis-representation in an advert - eg. 'i never said it had electronic ignition, the advert said elactronic ignition'

..........Andy

From new owner, having purchased aforementioned Stag:

"I wish to complain. You misrepresented this car as it does not have theelactronic ignition as described"



But I'm with the others - if somebody wants big money for it then shouldn't they do the job properly? Sadly today, I guess all they care about is getting people to see it and I don't expect anybody who's fallen for it would think 'I won't buyit because of the spelling'.