S2000 Wheels for sale on E-Bay.co.uk
06-11-2003 | 04:37 AM
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Originally posted by Mark Turner
Aaaargh.
Must not bid. Must not bid. Must control spending. Must control spending. Must not acquire a set of track wheels. Must not acquire a set of track wheels.
Aaaargh.
Must not bid. Must not bid. Must control spending. Must control spending. Must not acquire a set of track wheels. Must not acquire a set of track wheels.
Why not? Sounds like a bargain
(oops sorry i'm not helping again, am i
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06-11-2003 | 04:39 AM
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I don't think CC has any issue with regular contributors advertising stuff on the board, Rich. His beef was about people who join the board with the sole intention of flogging kit and who contribute nothing to the community more generally.
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06-11-2003 | 04:42 AM
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Originally posted by StevenM
I was told that if Honda had not asked for them to be returned to them within 3 months they usually bin them.
I was told that if Honda had not asked for them to be returned to them within 3 months they usually bin them.
I'm sure thats not allowed. They'd have to have them recycled or whatever they call it, they can't be dumped or burnt anymore. Most tyre manufacturers request faulty tyres back for inspection, if just old tyres they usually sell to a recyling company. Enviro friendly and all that.
06-11-2003 | 04:49 AM
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Originally posted by M@verick
I know Mark, I was just teasing. Always good to rile the Carper - havent heard from him in a while, am beginning to think maybe the Boxster boys had carried out a contract hit on him or something .
I know Mark, I was just teasing. Always good to rile the Carper - havent heard from him in a while, am beginning to think maybe the Boxster boys had carried out a contract hit on him or something
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06-11-2003 | 04:53 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jenny
[B]I'm sure thats not allowed. They'd have to have them recycled or whatever they call it, they can't be dumped or burnt anymore. Most tyre manufacturers request faulty tyres back for inspection, if just old tyres they usually sell to a recyling company.
[B]I'm sure thats not allowed. They'd have to have them recycled or whatever they call it, they can't be dumped or burnt anymore. Most tyre manufacturers request faulty tyres back for inspection, if just old tyres they usually sell to a recyling company.
06-11-2003 | 04:57 AM
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Originally posted by AquilaEagle
They look like pre 02 wheels to me - wonder if they are up for a bit of corrosion
They look like pre 02 wheels to me - wonder if they are up for a bit of corrosion
Except I'm getting a new set via warranty tomorrow anyway. So, on another note, will I be able to keep my corroded old alloys ? And then sell them .....
06-11-2003 | 05:51 AM
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Originally posted by Mark Turner
I think Steven was talking about his old set of wheels, Jen - the ones that were replaced under warranty. Not tyres.
I think Steven was talking about his old set of wheels, Jen - the ones that were replaced under warranty. Not tyres.
I still think you should have a spare set of wheels Mark, sounds like a great idea
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