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Scrapping a 9N GT TDi 3 door

Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2017 10:18 pm
by jammy_87
Hi guys

I'm considering utilising the vw scrappage scheme and reluctantly giving the polo in. It has quite a few extras such as the heated seats and climate and cruise control.

As the car will be getting scrapped i thought i'd see if anyone is interested in purchasing any of the bits before it goes to go towards a few options for me on a new car.

I would obviously need to replace any parts that are taken so would be willing to remove and replace at the same time.

I'm located in Rotherham South Yorkshire if anyone is interested please get in touch.

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Re: Scrapping a 9N GT TDi 3 door

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 12:01 pm
by bousy+5
hi. have you still got the polo? could do with the reverse light switch plug off the wiring loom if you have.cheers

Re: Scrapping a 9N GT TDi 3 door

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 2:36 pm
by Dpautobodys
Have you still got this? I am after a good few bits please.

Re: Scrapping a 9N GT TDi 3 door

Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2018 10:41 am
by jammy_87
Hi guys. Sorry for the late reply. The car is still available but please note i am not breaking it. The car is still being used daily and needs to stay as such.

I'm merely making some parts which were extras on this available to you guys if your interested but this would clearly be on an exchange basis. I hope you understand.

Regards

Kamran

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Re: Scrapping a 9N GT TDi 3 door

Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 2:36 am
by liam_money
jammy, I’m in halifax and would be interested in swapping the seats with my 1.4 tdi ones if you’re still willing to swap parts, may be interested in a few more bits as well as I’ve just got a 9n

Cheers

Re: Scrapping a 9N GT TDi 3 door

Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:25 am
by RUM4MO
Seems a bit of a pain as that car still looks good, do the sums for scrappage really work for you, have you tried to force a good price with no trade in, or get "orange wheels" etc, etc to give you a price to supply a new car, you might be surprised at their current prices - that is only a guess though. Then sell your car off after taking delivery.

I checked prices from all the usual suspects when getting a price to replace my wife's 2002 Polo back in 2015, then I took the best price for a factory ordered car, added a small amount to cover any inconvenience I was saving by buying locally, and printed that all out with the new car's exact spec and handed it to my local VW sales guy - after 15 minutes we agreed to do that deal. Never assume the ticket price is the only selling price, normally I tend to pay the ticket price for everything I buy, but when it comes to large priced items like cars, it is always worth pushing to pay what you have worked out to be a fair price.