How to value a Rib - Page 2

Bigmuz7 · 01 August 2008, 23:07

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Originally Posted by Hugh Jardon

are you talking about my flower pots

No body mentioned man bewbs

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Originally Posted by Hugh Jardon

and large connifer?

Well as longs as its straight and true.. whos to moan

I've always been surprised at how ribs have kept their value for sure .. even in these times.. you could be pleasantly surprised, after all .. there are plenty of peeps who know how to manage their money, and if your craft is in demand and well maintained.. beuty is in the eye of the beholder .. dont forget that when you sell

Hugh Jardon · 02 August 2008, 13:04

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Originally Posted by Bigmuz7

No body mentioned man bewbs

Well as longs as its straight and true.. whos to moan

I've always been surprised at how ribs have kept their value for sure .. even in these times.. you could be pleasantly surprised, after all .. there are plenty of peeps who know how to manage their money, and if your craft is in demand and well maintained.. beuty is in the eye of the beholder .. dont forget that when you sell

nice one

Richard B · 03 August 2008, 01:12

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happy to trade for a lotus elise

At your age? Have you tried getting in and out of one of those?

Downhilldai · 03 August 2008, 01:16

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At your age? Have you tried getting in and out of one of those?

I know a couple of blokes who have these. One is 5'6" and uses it everyday. the other is 6'3" and, errr...., well...., I've never seen him drive it with the roof on

Richard B · 03 August 2008, 01:24

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I know a couple of blokes who have these. One is 5'6" and uses it everyday.

Is he deaf?

Downhilldai · 03 August 2008, 01:37

He lives near to his workplace, otherwise he soon would be.

Hugh Jardon · 03 August 2008, 18:46

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At your age? Have you tried getting in and out of one of those?

yes on a regular basis, is no problem, just a bit of a knack thats all. we use one for trackdays around the country, last one we did was at Brans 3 weeks ago. it sounds noisy and throaty when reved at standstill but there are lots of track cars that make a lot more noise when on the move.

Richard B · 04 August 2008, 10:53

But that's cheating! You've got to park in a narrow space between two other cars in a car park, with the roof on, to get the full undignified experience!

You've also got to go to a business meeting 20 miles up the M3 then crawl through Aldershot in a traffic jam, on a hot day with no ibuprofen in your pocket.