The simplest and easiest way is to ask if the windows go up and down. If they do, laugh at him.

Bullet proof glass does not go up and down. Driven enough of them in Venezuela to know.

The drivers window usually does by a couple of inches so you can feed toll booths and such. But otherwise yes, the weight involved and the lack of space in the door makes it tricky.

Maybe by bullet proof glass he was hoping some wannabe gangsta would buy it as a shooting platform for their next drive by. I've noticed the advert has been changed though, no mention of bullet proof glass and the title says 20k in bills not upgrades.
 
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The ad says over £20,000 in bills ......... he probably means he has kept his fuel bills for the last 4 years. ;)
 
The drivers window usually does by a couple of inches so you can feed toll booths and such. But otherwise yes, the weight involved and the lack of space in the door makes it tricky.

Maybe by bullet proof glass he was hoping some wannabe gangsta would buy it as a shooting platform for their next drive by. I've noticed the advert has been changed though, no mention of bullet proof glass and the title says 20k in bills not upgrades.

He's changed the ad then. Trading standards might like this. :D:D:D
 
He's changed the ad then. Trading standards might like this. :D:D:D

Yeah, I'm sure TS would find it interesting. The new title is going to hurt sales though. £20,000 in bills. Perhaps he should have gone for 20,000 of receipts/repairs. Sounds like you're buying a P38 and 20k worth of debt now. :D
 
It says £20K of bills not upgrades, about par for the course if dealer maintained.:eek:
The ad has been changed Keith - it did say 20k of upgrades....he then changed it after he got quizzed on it...:D
 

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