Floppy

I personally cannot believe how irresponsible this seller is, stating that the car is firstly salvageable and secondly as its unrecorded someone could attempt a really poor repair on this and put it back on the road without anyone knowing! This sort of thing should be made illegal and traders like this should be fined.



Auto Trader - Completely Totalled S2000

dan lewis

That doesnt look like it will be cheap to repiar tbf, but that is shocking that some one could bodge it back together.

japcrap

Bit of t-cut will sort most of that.

If you look you can report the ad saying it's an undeclared cat C/D write off. That probably means you can report it if you know the car is a Cat C/D and the seller has not said it, but I've chosen to assume that it also means the car would clearly be a Cat C/D write off if it was inspected and hasn't been.

Mr-T

Oh my goodness! I cant see that being cost effective to repair. Seems like the guy hit a post and span round. Would not trust a single part on that car. Be surprised if the chassis is straight.

richmc

What gets me is the owner would have got much more than to breaker would have paid for it, so why has it got into the hands of this crook instead of the insurers? This needs an e-mail to the DVLA.

Daytona-Dave

More likely the car will be bought for the unrecorded log book then the rest parted out.

tangoray

cant believe the price he's got it up at tbf must be on some third party insurance trying to claw back the pennies

jimmyb1978

4k on a lady boy, Im sure there a few on here who spent more on them

Toms1989

As others have said.

Log book and create a ringer. Worth it to the right individual.

petrolhead88

I saw the car advertised by the last private owner a month or so ago, it was on for around £7200 is memory serves correct.

The current trader must have purchased it as it was up for sale a couple of weeks later at £7995. I spoke to him on the phone and he said he'd call me back but didn't, a day later it was listed as sold.

And now the same trader has relisted it claiming that it could be worth £9k when put right.

I smell a lot of bull, and there is no way that car should be back on the road as HPi clear.