Too true. On my last move to the present Wimblowdriver Towers which I had already bought, I had a couple of months work just to make the new one habitable. I got a valuation on the old one but needed to put it on hold until the new one was fit to move into. I knew the agent had a customer waiting in the wings. Once I was ready I told them to put it on the market and I added £10k to what they had suggested. It sold the same afternoon.
I would echo that.
Oy!Big lick on that. Not unlike the pair I made for getting an extra 4 inches of squeeze room under modern cars at oil change time. The steel proper ones I gotted in 1976 foul on the front valance of modern cars. But (unlike Stanley) I can still get under me fender and do all the service jobs without problem, my corpulence has not got that far yet and I don't get stuck
Yep Iv just encountered the rain.. but I am over the border so what do you expect
Cheers Dan, I understand they are just about profit. We really want to move quick so will also probably accept a lower offer. Checking Zoopla etc we have an idea of what sells for what. We are getting three quotes so that will also be interesting
Sounds fair to me.Cheers Dan, I understand they are just about profit. We really want to move quick so will also probably accept a lower offer. Checking Zoopla etc we have an idea of what sells for what. We are getting three quotes so that will also be interesting
We have some leeway as the place we are interested is less than half the value of what we are selling. I don't mind dropping 20k for a cash buyer as the one we want is vacant possession. We will have missed the stamp duty holiday by the time it all kicks off unless they extend it.......Sounds fair to me.
I hope it all happens as you want it to (on both sale and purchase).
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Good idea!Cheers Dan, I understand they are just about profit. We really want to move quick so will also probably accept a lower offer. Checking Zoopla etc we have an idea of what sells for what. We are getting three quotes so that will also be interesting
Have a look here to see what they actually sold for, as opposed to what they are "on" for!Cheers Dan, I understand they are just about profit. We really want to move quick so will also probably accept a lower offer. Checking Zoopla etc we have an idea of what sells for what. We are getting three quotes so that will also be interesting
I didn't know about that gov site, thanks for the link!!
I suppose it must tap into the Land Registry, you used to have to do it through one of the estate agency sites, can't remember which one.
Could you not achieve the same by driving up a pair of white stilettos, or would that be too much fer a hippoGet yerself some HippoRamps (tm)
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/hipporamps-how-to-guide.257760/
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If only you knew someone that could supply said matching cap.
Sick. Just sick. I wanna throw up at the thought of it
It’s only ‘very special’ members that get caps
And who knew that @kevstar was actually called Felicity Banghard??
Wtf my pornstar name was meant to be kept quiet
Handbrake drum removal fell at first fence.
Nuts ain't 14mm reely, nor 15mm.
So inside trying to see if there is an imperial equivalent to14.5mm, and or ordering the special tool to gerrit off.
HATE having to get special tools. You're supposed to be able to repair this stuff in a jungle or a desert, NOT down the High Street outside an LR stealer!
Anyay sprayed it with some release agent to all is not lost.
But Madame is not happy to see me indoors, even though it is raining.
AND I'm too fat to get easily under the flipping vehicle, without jacking it up etc.
I have had better days.
Is this her sister?Yer a right tease aint ya
Don’t you have a proper prop socket?I removed both props an my mates 90 last week same issue with the sizing. lucky I have
a worn 14mm snap on spanner which worked a treat although 2 nuts were solid & were
on the verge of rounding so I lined up the nut so I could get a 3/8 14mm socket & hammered
it on once nearly off just wiggled the socket off.
It's just so funny that British Leyland/ Austin Rover, despite the model/make etc, stuck with 9/16" for the propshafts. Those who have not been mucking about with cars back in those days, prolly don't know what it is to deal with imperial nuts and bolts, and threads. I started in 1972 and didn't get my first metric socket set until 1980 or 81.I removed both props an my mates 90 last week same issue with the sizing. lucky I have
a worn 14mm snap on spanner which worked a treat although 2 nuts were solid & were
on the verge of rounding so I lined up the nut so I could get a 3/8 14mm socket & hammered
it on once nearly off just wiggled the socket off.
