help I need to get rid of my car quick

[mccliche]

got a N reg Ford Fiesta c80k miles on the clock

works well apart from the battery being flat cos i havent used it for ages

my parking permit runs out on the 4th so i need to get rid of it sharpish, have decided the is no point in having a car in london, i dont use it enough

so...

A) anyone fancy it £100 and its urs

B) anyone knwo a garage that may want it, and be able to tow it away for me too

thanks

[Donna Ferentes]

http://gonemovies.com/WWW/WanadooFilms/Misdaad/pulp3.jpg

[mccliche]

^^^^^ very funny, but not much help

[jonesy]

tax / MOT ?

[mccliche]

yes got both... u keen?

[rennie]

Call the council n they'll come and take it to the dump.

[Errol's son]

http://www.scrapmetal-london.co.uk/

Phone R Welling. If you can tow it down to just beside The Den you may get a few bob for it for scrap metal. Ogtherwise he'll come and take it off you but he won't give you much (if anything) if he has to send a truck out.

[supercity]

did you get rid in the end?

[bluestreak]

just drag the fucker into the street and torch it.

[subversplat]

No need to torch it! Just leave it in the street with the keys in the ignition and some bright spark will make use of it :)

[bluestreak]

where's the fun in that :confused:

[subversplat]

You might get to see it wrapped around a lamp post several hundred yards down the road :cool:

[RaverDrew]

You might get to see it wrapped around a lamp post several hundred yards down the road :cool:

With a childs random body parts splattered on the windscreen :(

[Donna Ferentes]

No need to torch it! Just leave it in the street with the keys in the ignition and some bright spark will make use of it :)My old landlord in Oxford actually did this: he left his keys in the ignition and somebody did indeed steal the car and later torch it. Subsequently my landlord made it his business to get to the burnt-out car before the insurance people did, so that he could retrieve his keys before they realised what he'd done.

[Errol's son]

My old landlord in Oxford actually did this: he left his keys in the ignition and somebody did indeed steal the car and later torch it. Subsequently my landlord made it his business to get to the burnt-out car before the insurance people did, so that he could retrieve his keys before they realised what he'd done.

Was his claim successful?

[mauvais]

http://gonemovies.com/WWW/WanadooFilms/Misdaad/pulp3.jpgThat's the funniest thing you've ever posted, if indeed any such thing has ever happened before :D

[mccliche]

did you get rid in the end?


yeh its all good thanks, gave it to the people at that website that the person who posted above you put up... so is all good, except need to sort out my sorn and car tax rebate now, and they didnt give me any proof of having taken it

[subversplat]

yeh its all good thanks, gave it to the people at that website that the person who posted above you put up... so is all good, except need to sort out my sorn and car tax rebate now, and they didnt give me any proof of having taken it
Nowadays I wouldn't let the vehicle out of my sight without somebody having signed the V5c before leaving. Any tickets that car gets are your responsibility at the moment!

[mccliche]

yeh i didnt have a clue about this though

[subversplat]

You should be alright :)

Don't do a SORN though, tell the DVLA the car has been scrapped.