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You were entitled to claim for that 45 euro as an uninsured loss by the way.luvbulmers01 wrote: »mrs crilly wrote: »Not sure I have never rented a car in my life but I thought insurance comes with the rental car?
Nope a year ago someone crashed into my car on a roundabout :mad::mad::mad: and while repairs were being done i got an Opel Insignia for three days as a rental car there was no insurance on it had to transfer my insurance onto it for the three days and 123.ie being the helpful folk they are charged me fifty euro for the pleasure.
And you still can if it was only a year ago.
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You were entitled to claim for that 45 euro as an uninsured loss by the way.
And you still can if it was only a year ago.
Cheers for that wasnt awareYears back we used a second hand wing mirror as our garage couldn't source a new one and car hire was a factor.... The owner kicked up blue murder but the part was fine. Your entitled to be returned to the pre loss condition.... The wing mirror was a year younger than the customers.... That was our argument and we won.... If the work is below standard though and not the way it used to be, you're entitled to reject it...
Yeh my car was only meant to take thee days but took four due to some seriuosly shoddy workmanship, in fiarness the owner of the garage apologised a lot said he didnt check it because he trusted the fella he let do it had some bloke pick my car up from my job and drop it back at 7 that evening for when I was finished, the lights werent aligned, the side wing was all over the lace not lined up properly to the bonnet, lights, doors and had it sitting in behing the side skirt not flush like the other side and parts of my bumpers werent sanded down to which the fella who picked it up told me we dont normally sand them parts the awkward to do :rolleyes:.0 -
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Had actually intended going for an 8er after I got bored with the 'Magnificent Seven' but once again, it's the tax that's put me off. Once you reach 2.5 there's not that much difference in fuel comp the further you go up.
Had an E39 before and they're a fine car. I would really rather something different for a change and am considering another classic (e.g. Capri) as a daily but a 5er does tick all the boxes TBH.
8er and E39 in one post. Thats a sign man
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Jesus Christ - this thread is hard to keep up with ... Leave it this morning and a shed load of pages to catch up with.
Can we have a 'Confab's new executive rolling summary' at the end ?
like 'previously on 24'
You didn't miss much honestly just me bringing the thread into disrepute.... again
I'm thinking thread title change:
''Save MCMLXXV'S 7 Series!''
Lets all chip in and buy it..... club car
We can get a copy book and pencil in the times and dates when we want it :P:P:P:P0 -
mrs crilly wrote: »You didn't miss much honestly just me bringing the thread into disrepute.... again
Lets all chip in and buy it..... club car
We can get a copy book and pencil in the times and dates when we want it :P:P:P:P
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7 shmeven
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NO
7 shmeven
Buy an 8
But but I like the number 7
RoverJames wrote: »The titanic thing on at the moment isn't bad, wouldn't encourage you to go on a cruise though.
Wouldn't go on a cruise even if I won it!0 -
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mrs crilly wrote: »Lets all chip in and buy it..... club car
We can get a copy book and pencil in the times and dates when we want it :P:P:P:P
Can we send the fuel and tax bill to Boards.ie and list it as a expense then?
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RoverJames wrote: »Imagine the terror of being on a ship as it sinks :eek:
They say drowning is a peaceful enough way to go, hard to fathom that though.
I used to be very much into my swimming back in the day.
I used to do a lot of comps and one night before a gala I had a nightmare one of the vents in the bottom of the pool sucked me in. (Pres pool in Bray somebody might know it)
Every since then I have been afraid of water. Ironically though I was born with a caul on my facw which apparently means your meant to be very good with water. Midwives say it prevents you from drowning.
My family always slag me about it saying I go round in my own little bubble :rolleyes::rolleyes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caul
(erm graphic pics!)
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