Hybrid FMIC
26 September 2005, 11:45 AM
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Hybrid FMIC
Hybrid FMIC kit for 93 - 00 complete with all parts, brand new still in packaging.
Includes Bailey dump valve and new samco reducing hose to fit (these are the parts you would have to buy as extra's)
This was from Harvey’s GB earlier this year.
Also includes fitting instructions.
This is a quality piece of kit but I have had a change of heart / plan this morning and I am going to go a different direction.
As stated this is new unused and still in the packaging.
Open to offers.
Includes Bailey dump valve and new samco reducing hose to fit (these are the parts you would have to buy as extra's)
This was from Harvey’s GB earlier this year.
Also includes fitting instructions.
This is a quality piece of kit but I have had a change of heart / plan this morning and I am going to go a different direction.
As stated this is new unused and still in the packaging.
Open to offers.
26 September 2005, 11:48 AM
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Is this the same kit u bought off here about 2 weeks ago for £175???
Originally Posted by tmo
Hybrid FMIC kit for 93 - 00 complete with all parts, brand new still in packaging.
Includes Bailey dump valve and new samco reducing hose to fit (these are the parts you would have to buy as extra's)
This was from Harvey’s GB earlier this year.
Also includes fitting instructions.
This is a quality piece of kit but I have had a change of heart / plan this morning and I am going to go a different direction.
As stated this is new unused and still in the packaging.
Open to offers.
Includes Bailey dump valve and new samco reducing hose to fit (these are the parts you would have to buy as extra's)
This was from Harvey’s GB earlier this year.
Also includes fitting instructions.
This is a quality piece of kit but I have had a change of heart / plan this morning and I am going to go a different direction.
As stated this is new unused and still in the packaging.
Open to offers.
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26 September 2005, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by beanybens
So your a trader then???
Hope you are declaring any profits to the inland revenue!
Hope you are declaring any profits to the inland revenue!
so every one on here sells bits for what they bought them for ??
i was fortunate to buy this quality kit at a very low price, right place right time as i been open and honest about.
i have no need to justify my actions.
26 September 2005, 01:07 PM
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So what figure are you looking to achieve???
Originally Posted by tmo
You having a laugh,
so every one on here sells bits for what they bought them for ??
i was fortunate to buy this quality kit at a very low price, right place right time as i been open and honest about.
i have no need to justify my actions.
so every one on here sells bits for what they bought them for ??
i was fortunate to buy this quality kit at a very low price, right place right time as i been open and honest about.
i have no need to justify my actions.
26 September 2005, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by beanybens
So what figure are you looking to achieve???
how much i paid for this is irrelevant, unfortunately you seem to be hooked up on it.
26 September 2005, 01:16 PM
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Get over yourself...
Originally Posted by tmo
If you are interested then make me a realistic offer,
how much i paid for this is irrelevant, unfortunately you seem to be hooked up on it.
how much i paid for this is irrelevant, unfortunately you seem to be hooked up on it.
26 September 2005, 01:29 PM
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Do u want to meet up to discuss?
Originally Posted by tmo
Not quite sure what your problem is ? or are you one of the owt for nowt brigade.
if you can't afford it back off
if you can't afford it back off
26 September 2005, 01:35 PM
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discuss what ? that for some reason you are trying to spoil a for sale thread on a public forum because i won't sell you something.
26 September 2005, 02:21 PM
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Right all pm's replied to.
This is turning into an auction which i didn't want. So to draw it to a close best offer by 3pm gets it.
This is turning into an auction which i didn't want. So to draw it to a close best offer by 3pm gets it.
26 September 2005, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by tmo
You having a laugh,
so every one on here sells bits for what they bought them for ??
i was fortunate to buy this quality kit at a very low price, right place right time as i been open and honest about.
i have no need to justify my actions.
so every one on here sells bits for what they bought them for ??
i was fortunate to buy this quality kit at a very low price, right place right time as i been open and honest about.
i have no need to justify my actions.
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