Buy or sell parts etc. Please put 'Wanted' in the title if it is a request for parts.
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by Kitch » Mon May 18, 2009 9:17 pm
rangebyte wrote:im trying lol
Chris Carter Stevens' 14 is about as good as you'll find. The last owner was also a club member IIRC.
(everybody): Wasn't it Owen's old car?
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by chriscarterstevens » Mon May 18, 2009 10:50 pm
cartman
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by rangebyte » Tue May 19, 2009 2:58 pm
I just need it to get it to scotland!!!
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by Way2go » Tue May 19, 2009 3:03 pm
rangebyte wrote:I just need it to get it to scotland!!!
This ones "on the road" isn't it?
Public transport down & drive it back!
Simples!

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by chriscarterstevens » Wed May 20, 2009 7:11 pm
yup tis indeed on the road. tax and test oct 09.
might be delivering if it cometh to it!
awaiting decision
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by RxBX » Thu May 21, 2009 12:16 am
Tourist wrote:It's a bit of a waiting game, a few will come along at once or that's what tends to happen.
It might be a good idea to take someone from the forum with you to go and see the car before you buy, that way you'll have piece of mind that it's all ok. That is if anyone's close, and willing?
RxBX wrote:ren16tx wrote:on " car & classic .co.uk"
there is a very tidy F reg,BX14E LEADER in WHITE! (YOU KNOW HOW RARE THAT IS?)
the car has no mot/tax,and is in cornwall, asking £250
this needs to come into the fold!!
chris
Link:-
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C93464/
and of course this :-
http://bxclub.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=111124#111124
So you now have a choice !
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by Barrie James » Thu May 21, 2009 1:00 am
Susan,
I hate to be a pernickety old git, but shouldn't the flexible tube inserted into the urethra, or any other orifice to act as a drain, be a 'catheta'.
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by RxBX » Thu May 21, 2009 1:01 am
RxBX wrote:Tourist wrote:It's a bit of a waiting game, a few will come along at once or that's what tends to happen.
It might be a good idea to take someone from the forum with you to go and see the car before you buy, that way you'll have piece of mind that it's all ok. That is if anyone's close, and willing?
RxBX wrote:ren16tx wrote:on " car & classic .co.uk"
there is a very tidy F reg,BX14E LEADER in WHITE! (YOU KNOW HOW RARE THAT IS?)
the car has no mot/tax,and is in cornwall, asking £250
this needs to come into the fold!!
chris
Link:-
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C93464/
and of course this :-
http://bxclub.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=111124#111124
So you now have a choice !
So if I was you ! I'd go for this one, as it's the best colour of the two:-

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and a much nicer interior :-
Also because its been endorsed by:-
Kitch wrote:rangebyte wrote:im trying lol
Chris Carter Stevens' 14 is about as good as you'll find. The last owner was also a club member IIRC.
(everybody): Wasn't it Owen's old car?
And no hassles getting it home ! :-
Way2go wrote:rangebyte wrote:I just need it to get it to Scotland!!!
This ones "on the road" isn't it?
Public transport down & drive it back!
Simples!

Therefore its a no Brainer

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by RxBX » Thu May 21, 2009 1:25 am
Barrie James wrote:Susan,
I hate to be a pernickety old git, but shouldn't the flexible tube inserted into the urethra, or any other orifice to act as a drain, be a 'catheta'.
Barrie ! whats this got to do with 'rangebyte' trying to get fixed up with a "Decent

14 " for a first car ? (Check out the title of the thread) !
I see your from Shanklin, Isle of Wight, have you had one too many in the 'Crab Inn'

(Joke) !
A very nice part of the world, I must take a trip/holiday down there again, (many happy memories from years ago) !
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by Barrie James » Thu May 21, 2009 1:40 am
RxBX,
This topic was mentioned a few pages back, I don't get on the site too often, so I tend to read topics from the beginning. This means some of my comments may be a trifle belated.
No, I haven't been into the Crab Inn for a drink, at least not recently; I tend to go to the Fisherman's Cottage at the foot of the Chine. If you ever think of coming to the Island again P.M. me, and we could meet-up for a pint, or two.
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by Mickey taker » Thu May 21, 2009 8:15 am
Barrie James wrote:Susan,
I hate to be a pernickety old git, but shouldn't the flexible tube inserted into the urethra, or any other orifice to act as a drain, be a 'catheta'.
Is there an echo in here or what
As I said back on page 7 ( I think )
Susan Donym wrote: listen you , I only have to shove the thing in a tiny hole called a urethra,
I dont have to spell it right

now come on Im blond you cant expect beauty ( Docs words not mine )brains and spelling all in one body can you

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by Mickey taker » Thu May 21, 2009 8:17 am
ok make that page 8

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by Mickey taker » Thu May 21, 2009 8:26 am
to be honest after 9 pages of looking for a car it was bound to go a bit off topic ,
Back on topic
Chris your car is lovely ,
that green is really nice , probably the best colour for a BX,especially with that interior, all I think that needs is alloys and possibly the later 16 valve rear spoiler ( like the hurricane one people have said about ) if it would fit.
Now I know thats only the opinions of a girl but as rangebyte is a young man I should thinkl he would want to impress the girls

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by DavidRutherford » Thu May 21, 2009 8:31 am
RxBX wrote:Barrie ! whats this got to do with 'rangebyte' trying to get fixed up with a "Decent

14 " for a first car ? (Check out the title of the thread) !
Since when does a thread rigidly have to stay on topic?
This thread has drifted into a couple of other topics over it's course...
this might be a signature
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by Philip Chidlow » Thu May 21, 2009 9:12 am
So long as it ends up with Rangebyte getting a BX14 it's done it's job and been entertaining en route
I reckon you won't do better than Chris' 14 at the mo.
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