Annoyed just about covers it!

[mylilscooby]

How can people abuse and Miss treat a car that you spent so much time on?? I took a long break from the Subaru world for a few months wanted another one because I missed it and that stunning burble cut a long story short I brought my old one back because it had the perfect tone (my opinion) and the twat had seriously abused it!!

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[RobEvo5]

Welcome back, hope your new scoob and turbo is all good unlike that VF turbo you sold me thats had blow bearings, and caused me nothing but agro and financial loss.

I still have it if you ever want it back and want to refund me, as its currently worth nothing more than scrap metal value, its covered Zero miles since you sold it to me.

I appreciate I could send you a PM rather than post, but I did send you a couple of PM's about it at the time, and posted up about it on your for sale thread at the time, with no response but posts and PM's have since been deleted since the forum crash.!..

[Scott.T]

I would advise you talk to Rob, as he has been trying to contact you since you were last around. If need be, I as Admin will be able to track down all communication and previous posts which back-up Rob's evidence.

Interesting thread title too, very apt.......

until this issue is resolved this thread will remain LOCKED.

[mylilscooby]

It's funny how you can't defend yourself on here after closing the thread who's girlfriend/wife is called Sophie on here from arundel way because that's who I got the turbo off when I thought it was that that blew this time last year I never even used it

[Steve_PPP]

Look, that post doesn't even make sense. Punctuation helps sometimes.

If you're saying that you bought it from someone called Sophie as faulty, but then sold it on as working, then thats your fault. You should refund the money to Rob, and then go after the person you purchased it from to recover your losses.

Please take this up with Rob via PM, rather than starting another thread to "defend yourself" - although i'm not sure how you can when you've sold something faulty, and then failed to refund the buyer.