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03-04-2012, 10:39 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2009
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Tyre kicker or dreamer
If im in the market for a ute ,lets say, and ive 5 to look at Am i a tyre kicker if i check 5 out, drive the 5 ,goin into details with the sellers and only buying 1 ??? Would the 4 other hopefull sellers refer to me as that ??? The 2nd hand car market is huge to say the least, but who seriously spots "The one" and does the deal on the day ??? When i bought my patrol i looked over a dozen , and id like to say the sellers were dreamers Maybe the terms should be changed ??? Maybe lookers should be tyre kickers and sellers should be refered as dreamers ??? Why are buyers branded both ??? |
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Define "Tyre kicker" or "dreamer"
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