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Re: £65 for a seat
« Reply #15 on: 05 January 2009, 19:22:03 »
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Time for a poll  :y

Where's the .... 'replace it all with leather' option?  ;D   ;D  ;D  ;D

I like the fur on my bum, you can keep your cow hides  :P

Gotta agree. Leather's cold in winter & red hot in summer :P
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Re: £65 for a seat
« Reply #16 on: 05 January 2009, 19:38:47 »
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Time for a poll  :y

Where's the .... 'replace it all with leather' option?  ;D   ;D  ;D  ;D

I like the fur on my bum, you can keep your cow hides  :P

I don't wiSh to know about the fur on your bum!! :P  :P  ;)  ;)

edit .... my pi$$ poor spelling!
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« Reply #17 on: 05 January 2009, 19:59:37 »
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Time for a poll  :y

Where's the .... 'replace it all with leather' option?  ;D   ;D  ;D  ;D

I like the fur on my bum, you can keep your cow hides  :P

I don't with to know about the fur on your bum!! :P  :P  ;)  ;)

And you never will  :-X :P
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« Reply #18 on: 05 January 2009, 20:02:13 »
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Time for a poll  :y

Where's the .... 'replace it all with leather' option?  ;D   ;D  ;D  ;D

I like the fur on my bum, you can keep your cow hides  :P

I don't wish to know about the fur on your bum!! :P  :P  ;)  ;)

And you never will  :-X :P

Phew! That's a relief!! ;D
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« Reply #19 on: 05 January 2009, 20:16:06 »
I dont think that price is unreasonable, and the P+P is pretty good. Why all the hassle to save £10-£15 quid.

Personally, if I were the seller, I wouldn't be arsed with all the bother for any less than £50.
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« Reply #20 on: 05 January 2009, 20:34:49 »
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I dont think that price is unreasonable, and the P+P is pretty good. Why all the hassle to save £10-£15 quid.

Personally, if I were the seller, I wouldn't be arsed with all the bother for any less than £50.

Cos I'm a tight wad 8-)
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« Reply #21 on: 05 January 2009, 20:48:34 »
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I dont think that price is unreasonable, and the P+P is pretty good. Why all the hassle to save £10-£15 quid.

Personally, if I were the seller, I wouldn't be arsed with all the bother for any less than £50.

Cos I'm a tight wad 8-)

Sent you a PM, aren't you speaking to me? :'(
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« Reply #22 on: 05 January 2009, 21:05:46 »
Facelift leather is ALOT more expensive than pre-facelift, you cannot really 'work out' a price based on leather costs.

But if you can wait a few days poss a week or so you could have a whole CDX grey velour interior for petrol costs, just waiting to see if my plan comes together  ::).

The guy selling the seat, if he's the one from Heathrow all his bits are expensive, he wanted £110 for a set of facelift door cards delivered, i ended up getting them for £34 from someone else
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« Reply #23 on: 05 January 2009, 21:27:26 »
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I dont think that price is unreasonable, and the P+P is pretty good. Why all the hassle to save £10-£15 quid.

Personally, if I were the seller, I wouldn't be arsed with all the bother for any less than £50.

Cos I'm a tight wad 8-)

Sent you a PM, aren't you speaking to me? :'(

No  :P
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« Reply #24 on: 05 January 2009, 21:29:01 »
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Facelift leather is ALOT more expensive than pre-facelift, you cannot really 'work out' a price based on leather costs.

But if you can wait a few days poss a week or so you could have a whole CDX grey velour interior for petrol costs, just waiting to see if my plan comes together  ::).

The guy selling the seat, if he's the one from Heathrow all his bits are expensive, he wanted £110 for a set of facelift door cards delivered, i ended up getting them for £34 from someone else

I can wait a week Phil, does your plan include cow hides by any chance?  
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Re: £65 for a seat
« Reply #25 on: 05 January 2009, 21:32:16 »
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Time for a poll  :y

Where's the .... 'replace it all with leather' option?  ;D   ;D  ;D  ;D

I like the fur on my bum, you can keep your cow hides  :P

Gotta agree. Leather's cold in winter & red hot in summer :P

And sweaty in the summer, not for me either, Made that mistake on a PT Cruiser I had for a while, leather seats, awful....imho. :)
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« Reply #26 on: 05 January 2009, 21:34:32 »
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I dont think that price is unreasonable, and the P+P is pretty good. Why all the hassle to save £10-£15 quid.

Personally, if I were the seller, I wouldn't be arsed with all the bother for any less than £50.

Cos I'm a tight wad 8-)

Sent you a PM, aren't you speaking to me? :'(
No. He's busy messing around with your bank a/c.!!!
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« Reply #27 on: 05 January 2009, 21:45:46 »
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I dont think that price is unreasonable, and the P+P is pretty good. Why all the hassle to save £10-£15 quid.

Personally, if I were the seller, I wouldn't be arsed with all the bother for any less than £50.

Cos I'm a tight wad 8-)

Sent you a PM, aren't you speaking to me? :'(
No. He's busy messing around with your bank a/c.!!!

I've been messing with yours too Guy but still can't wipe out your overdraft  ;)
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