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10-10-2017, 01:37 PM
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FG F6
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Berwick
Posts: 40
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Hi all
I recently decided it was time to sell my FG F6. It was getting on in life and costing more than it was worth to keep with recuring issues. I owned the car for the majority of its 200k+ life and serviced the car myself as when i purchied it there where no logbooks included. Resale didnt realy botther me but i got a new book and tracked down atleast one of its earlyer services and got it stamped, i also got a major sevice done at a certified location. I didnt want to sell the car privately, so i traded it in on a SRT sedan at a chrysler deler So long story short i like to keep track of past cars and found my car up for sale, with no less than a full sevice history all stamped. I believe the deler is affiliated with the place i traded my car. I feel obligated to do somthing but dont know if i should? Im happly to name and shame on here, but im unsure what to do if anything?
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