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Broken subframe- Ford Kuga
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Mildly_Miffed said:Let's put a wet finger in the air, and say it costs a grand to buy and fit a good used subframe... Add the £250 or so you'd get scrap value - and what are you going to buy for £1250?
Brand new subframe is £1250.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/393529928188
Used rear - £550https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/316834087580 (but, tbh, I'd say the extra was worth it for the new - that's scaggy externally, how bad internally?)chrisw said:Ask your mechanic for his advice on the rest of the car. If it all looks ok, it might be worth repairing even if that costs as much as the car is worth. At least you have a known vehicle on your hands which would appear to meet your needs.Debt Free as of December 2020 👏
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david29dpo said:I buy cheap (£100/300) cars with 12 months MOT
Use for a few years,(one lasted 4 years!) then scrapped.
Depreciation, nil
Nextdoor lost £30000 in two years on there car!0 -
david29dpo said:I buy cheap (£100/300) cars with 12 months MOT
Use for a few years,(one lasted 4 years!) then scrapped.
Depreciation, nil
Nextdoor lost £30000 in two years on there car!1
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