Timewasting twats - selling car privately

[FatLazyContractor]

Of course It was luck but does that mean I can't use it to wind PC up?!

You can, but would you? I mean .... WGAF and all that tatty

[MrMarkyMark]

I flogged my old Citroen a while back, it was 10+ years old, done over 150k miles but was still a reliable runner, stuck it on Gumtree on a Saturday at 10pm for £850 quid (I wanted £700 for it), sold it by 6pm Sunday for £820 quid to the first bloke that came to look at it, no hassle, you either got it or you ain't PC

Best story on the thread so far, nice one Bro!
I just love a happy ending, PC take note

[FatLazyContractor]

Best story on the thread so far, nice one Bro!
I just love a happy ending, PC take note

Yes, explains your Thailand visit

[Old Greg]

And that was nothing to do with luck?

Without wishing to come over all sasguru, your lack of understanding of statistics is disturbing.....

PC makes his own luck.

[SlipTheJab]

Once he'd bought the car I offered him a free service, the bloke was so happy with the car that he sent his girlfriend (who happened to be a blonde 21 year old Russian model) round the next day and I duly obliged, you either got it or you ain't PC

[BrilloPad]

PC makes his own luck.

That is generally true! Be lucky - it's an easy skill to learn - Telegraph

Personality tests revealed that unlucky people are generally much more tense than lucky people, and research has shown that anxiety disrupts people's ability to notice the unexpected.

Is anxiety the reason my wives keep divorcing me?

[SueEllen]

PC makes his own luck.

[SueEllen]

Is anxiety the reason my wives keep divorcing me?

No they just notice the unexpected so are lucky...

[BrilloPad]

No they just notice the unexpected so are lucky...

I thought it was their lawyers who were lucky.....

[SouthernManc78]

I had similar time wasters when I advertised my car through Autotrader last year, in the end I sold it to webuyanycar.com not the best price obviously but certainly a lot less hassle