Ur S6 Ebay warning

**s2dude** · 5 February 2007, 21:23

How do you know this Ian??

**iain1067** · 5 February 2007, 21:26

hpi'd it

iain

**Knight Rider S4** · 5 February 2007, 21:37

well done pity you cant tell the winning bidder

**iain1067** · 5 February 2007, 21:55

Long story short i was out of the country last week and saw it on ebay hence my post about newcastle, lune (Ben) here stepped up to the plate to volunteer to go see it for me, i got home late last night hpi'd it today and found the cat c notice, hence the warning. I almost feel like contacting the seller

iain

**merlin's S4** · 8 February 2007, 22:28

Looks from your other thread like you bought it anyway? How come?

**BRY** · 8 February 2007, 22:33

Because its worth at least £1800 in bits.

**merlin's S4** · 8 February 2007, 22:49

That's what I thought but surely £1800 is a lot when you consider the hassle involved to strip it? Also looks a bit too good to break even if it is a Cat C!

**iain1067** · 9 February 2007, 06:33

It's actually ok, fixed a few problems yesterday, needs a few bushes here and there, thermostat going in today, bodily it's very good, interior also now it's had a good clean

iain

**Skull** · 9 February 2007, 09:00

sorry but... what means "cat c"?

**s2dude** · 9 February 2007, 09:49

Cat C is a measure of damage from an accident.

Cat D is the lightest and easiest damage to repair.

Cat C is heavier damage and requires chassis repairs or jigging straight iirc

**merlin's S4** · 9 February 2007, 14:31

Originally posted by iain1067

It's actually ok, fixed a few problems yesterday, needs a few bushes here and there, thermostat going in today, bodily it's very good, interior also now it's had a good clean

iain

Looks like a reasonable buy then! I must admit I liked the look of it when my bro first sent me the ebay link. Nice one!!

**spink** · 9 February 2007, 16:11

Originally posted by s2dude

Cat C is a measure of damage from an accident.

Cat D is the lightest and easiest damage to repair.

Cat C is heavier damage and requires chassis repairs or jigging straight iirc

Not necessarily, ive seen cat C cars with lock damage only plus they sometimes need a vic test.Then again ive seen cat C cars that are quite heavy damage and they dont need a vic check

.Think its down to the individual assessor.

**s2dude** · 9 February 2007, 17:31

Originally posted by spink

Not necessarily, ive seen cat C cars with lock damage only plus they sometimes need a vic test.Then again ive seen cat C cars that are quite heavy damage and they dont need a vic check

.Think its down to the individual assessor.

hmm. Interesting info Spink

Didnt realise Cat C's could be non chassis damaged.

Ur S6 Ebay warning

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