Well, car enthusiasts it has been a slow month. I hope you have all had a good Christmas. I did, in fact I still feel bloated now. I have avoid buying and selling cars for a while, hence the low post counts recently. Instead I have been focusing my attentions on a bit of DIY. Firstly my gutters were a right mess. I borrowed a ladder from my neighbour (thanks Chris) and got up there to try and fix it. Not a good idea! I was completely unprepared and it was just plain unsafe. So I asked around for a good company that does gutter cleaning in Altrincham . I soon got a couple of recommendations and chose a company that charged me a fair price and did a great job. They also do roof cleaning to a high standard too. I kept Chris's ladder and went up to inspect the work afterwards and it was perfect. There really is no point in trying this sort of thing on your own. dirty gutter spotless gutter Anyway gutter cleaning was about the most exciting thing that happened this m
Selling a car sounds simple doesn't it? But there are some things you need to keep in mind, such as how to get the best price, the rules and regulations and negotiating. These tips may help you to sell your car quicker and for a higher price. 1. Clean the vehicle Really Well Sounds obvious doesn't it, but many people just give their vehicle a quick once over. When I used to work at a Lancashire used cars dealer we always thought more of cars which came in to us in pristine condition. It is not just the fact that the car is clean and therefore less work for us. A really clean car is an indication of how well the vehicle has been looked after. When we saw a car that had crumbs in the seats it was a red light that the person didn't care too much and there could be stains or hidden problems. It also made us question whether the owner was the sort of person that neglected other things like checking the oil and regular servicing. So my advice is to spend a good 2 hours do