Thanks for your info Woolfy & the picture, we are looking for somthing that dosen't need doing up ( novices ! ) & maybe a bit more compact. Don't know whether we are looking for the impossible, can maybe be advised by you guys, if it's an easy process getting these things done, expense etc..
Highwayman on the 'Bay
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Originally posted by chelsea
Unfortunately it wasn't me, put a bid in right at last minute but got pipped to the post! never mind,if anybody knows of any coming up let me know ( we are about 10 miles south of Stratford upon Avon ). I'll put a message on the vehicles wanted ! but thanks for the advice given.
Sorry to hear that, Chelsea [V] Suppose we've all had that experience on Ebay, but it is always worse when it is a Commer you'd really like to own.
To be honest, I got my last Highwayman through a combination of the camper not reaching its (rather optimistically high) reserve on Ebay and having had genuine and good contact with the seller through the bidding rounds (it was sought sold twice on Ebay). When it didn't sell as easily as the owner had wanted, I think it was easier for the owner selling it to somebody they knew would take good care of it while still getting a decent price for it.
Suppose I'm just trying to say that there are several ways of sealing a deal, and don't dispair too much when this one slipped (I probably would be kicking myself in the same situation, but there always ends up being another good one for sale at one point or another).
Good luck
Originally posted by chelsea
Unfortunately it wasn't me, put a bid in right at last minute but got pipped to the post! never mind,if anybody knows of any coming up let me know ( we are about 10 miles south of Stratford upon Avon ). I'll put a message on the vehicles wanted ! but thanks for the advice given.
Sorry to hear that, Chelsea [V] Suppose we've all had that experience on Ebay, but it is always worse when it is a Commer you'd really like to own.
To be honest, I got my last Highwayman through a combination of the camper not reaching its (rather optimistically high) reserve on Ebay and having had genuine and good contact with the seller through the bidding rounds (it was sought sold twice on Ebay). When it didn't sell as easily as the owner had wanted, I think it was easier for the owner selling it to somebody they knew would take good care of it while still getting a decent price for it.
Suppose I'm just trying to say that there are several ways of sealing a deal, and don't dispair too much when this one slipped (I probably would be kicking myself in the same situation, but there always ends up being another good one for sale at one point or another).
Good luck
