It's been many a year since I was in Plymouth (HMS Fisgard Torpoint - long gone) but I'd doubt there'll be much difference between different yards. They usually go off weight, but expect around £10 per batteryHi.
Who pays the highest price for used car batteries in Plymouth please.
My guess is that you were in the services, HMS Raleigh was on the opposite side of the road, all the accommodation was in wooden huts, long ago, (so my nan tells me ), It is on that estate that the smart car dealer lists cars for several months that he does not have and gets shirty when you keep ringing up.It's been many a year since I was in Plymouth (HMS Fisgard Torpoint - long gone) but I'd doubt there'll be much difference between different yards. They usually go off weight, but expect around £10 per battery
That wouldn’t be M*k*r M*t*rs would it?My guess is that you were in the services, HMS Raleigh was on the opposite side of the road, all the accommodation was in wooden huts, long ago, (so my nan tells me ), It is on that estate that the smart car dealer lists cars for several months that he does not have and gets shirty when you keep ringing up.
Bought my C216 from there, lots of broken promises, falsified service history, and a car that barely made it home due to knackered batteriesY*p c*r*e*t
Lots of broken cars…. for what I could see when I went there.Bought my C216 from there, lots of broken promises, falsified service history, and a car that barely made it home due to knackered batteries
Wouldn‘t go back there again.
Or driving 5 miles further to get an extra 1p/kg.For such an insignificant amount of money...does it really matter who pays the highest price?
NB. This is simply my drunken observation so no offence intended.