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 Post subject: Metrocab return again.
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2004 2:40 pm 
Metrocab, the black cab manufacturer, has announced it is to resume production. The Tamworth based company ceased production last year when it went into administration but is starting again after renewed investment from parent company Fraser-Nash. A revised version of the Metrocab taxi will be introduced early next year. :D :D :D :D :D :D


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PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2004 3:00 pm 
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Metrocab, the black cab manufacturer, has announced it is to resume production. The Tamworth based company ceased production last year when it went into administration but is starting again after renewed investment from parent company Fraser-Nash. A revised version of the Metrocab taxi will be introduced early next year. :D :D :D :D :D :D



Good luck to them, and I hope they are successful.
The Metrocab was only let down by poor build quality. The design and useability was far better than the TXII. I hope they consult the trade and come up with a really good vehicle.


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PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2004 4:29 pm 
I wonder if the new one will be a conversion or similar. Maybe they are waiting to see if Ken keeps the turning circle.


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PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2004 6:34 pm 
Bit more info.
http://www.just-auto.com/news_detail.asp?art=45093


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 08, 2004 12:50 pm 
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Thanks for the link, BUT it ain't worth £125 toread the article :cry:


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 08, 2004 5:36 pm 
I bet Mr Hollandof Jubilee is sweating like a pig, another good cab to rival his inferior plumbers vans. One lad in Mansfield questioned his insurance the other day, he said what value will I get for it if it was in a smash? His broker said what it's worth. All he'll get is van value not Taxi value.


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 08, 2004 7:02 pm 
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Thanks for the link, BUT it ain't worth £125 toread the article :cry:

You tight git. :D :D :D :D

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 09, 2004 2:57 am 
Nidge wrote:
I bet Mr Hollandof Jubilee is sweating like a pig, another good cab to rival his inferior plumbers vans. One lad in Mansfield questioned his insurance the other day, he said what value will I get for it if it was in a smash? His broker said what it's worth. All he'll get is van value not Taxi value.


Nigel.
as an expert in everything, its difficult to understand why you drive taxis at £2.60 per hour your figures not mine.

whatever you choose as a future venture please avoid insurance, trade because you are not very good at it and in this case quite wrong.

what his broker meant was he would not get the taxi and plate value or buisness value but vehicle value.
that would be the value for a replacement bearing in mind the age, not the van value.

all these things are covered by law Nige.

now stop being vindictive to a good converter who has blown you away once or twice.

your statement was recklessly false.


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 09, 2004 5:11 am 
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Nidge wrote:
I bet Mr Hollandof Jubilee is sweating like a pig, another good cab to rival his inferior plumbers vans. One lad in Mansfield questioned his insurance the other day, he said what value will I get for it if it was in a smash? His broker said what it's worth. All he'll get is van value not Taxi value.


Nigel.
as an expert in everything, its difficult to understand why you drive taxis at £2.60 per hour your figures not mine.

whatever you choose as a future venture please avoid insurance, trade because you are not very good at it and in this case quite wrong.

what his broker meant was he would not get the taxi and plate value or buisness value but vehicle value.
that would be the value for a replacement bearing in mind the age, not the van value.

all these things are covered by law Nige.

now stop being vindictive to a good converter who has blown you away once or twice.

your statement was recklessly false.


No Geoff I haven't been blown away, who spat his dummy out when challenged about the shoddy workmanship Jubileee turn out? Who spat his dummy out when asked about his customer relations? Mr Holland did Geoff. Going on to the insurance bit, the Fiat is a Scudo, registered as a Fiat Scudo, Insured as a Fiat Scudo. Go to your local Fiat dealers and you can get one of these for just over £10,000. The insurance will only pay out on what the vehicle is worth, it's not worth £20,000 is it Geoff?


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 09, 2004 2:45 pm 
Nidge wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Nidge wrote:
I bet Mr Hollandof Jubilee is sweating like a pig, another good cab to rival his inferior plumbers vans. One lad in Mansfield questioned his insurance the other day, he said what value will I get for it if it was in a smash? His broker said what it's worth. All he'll get is van value not Taxi value.


Nigel.
as an expert in everything, its difficult to understand why you drive taxis at £2.60 per hour your figures not mine.

whatever you choose as a future venture please avoid insurance, trade because you are not very good at it and in this case quite wrong.

what his broker meant was he would not get the taxi and plate value or buisness value but vehicle value.
that would be the value for a replacement bearing in mind the age, not the van value.

all these things are covered by law Nige.

now stop being vindictive to a good converter who has blown you away once or twice.

your statement was recklessly false.


No Geoff I haven't been blown away, who spat his dummy out when challenged about the shoddy workmanship Jubileee turn out? Who spat his dummy out when asked about his customer relations? Mr Holland did Geoff. Going on to the insurance bit, the Fiat is a Scudo, registered as a Fiat Scudo, Insured as a Fiat Scudo. Go to your local Fiat dealers and you can get one of these for just over £10,000. The insurance will only pay out on what the vehicle is worth, it's not worth £20,000 is it Geoff?




if you insure a fiat scudo Jubillee body, and tell them the value on proposal
in the case of a write off they will pay you its value at doa

dont take the [edited by admin] with me Nige, many insurance companies have tried

its the most disreputable buisness going, after solicitors you pays your premium you gets your service.


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 09, 2004 3:41 pm 
Buy one Geoff and see.


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PostPosted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 1:57 am 
Nidge wrote:
Buy one Geoff and see.


Nigel Mate,
I dont require you to tell me what to buy or what not to buy how to insure it or anything else.

you leave me speachless sometimes.


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