Monday, March 26, 2007

Car Auction

When it comes to purchasing a car, normally people narrow things down to 2 options, either to purchase a brand new car, which absolutely less worries, or getting a second-hand car, otherwise, much cheaper but mostly ahem ahem, understood conditons...


Let's just say that cars are just meant as cars for me, i won't really throw in a huge sum to invest or modify a car like others. As long it looks "normal" and in tip-top condition, i'll call it a good car.


Okie, I've been away from my topic, Dad told me to check out a motor vehicle auction at Subang during the weekends. It's simple, for 2 days before the auction, public get to have an eye on the vehicles and examine the conditions of each car, well, examine my eye i meant, hehe... While on the day itself, whoever who bid the highest price will take the car away. Sounds simple right? As for the vehicles, they're either on vendor, owned by a bank, or formerly company cars.



I heard that every week, they would have a range of items for action. 1st week itself would have furnitures, followed by jewellery auction on the next week, followed by car auctions, and lastly those big trucks... What amazes me was the amount of items they could get rid of each week.


So i decided to have a real look myself, perhaps dad has an intention afterall, to get a car for me, muahaha...

Once i went there, it's just............


Rows & rows & rows....


Of cars... sigh WYC was expecting show girls to be there... i wish~





Alright la, we also get to see airplanes, since the place is actually located kinda near the old Subang terminal airport. I wonder is it still occupied or abandon?





Given a tight budget and idea in mind, i was left without much options, mostly erm erm actually no options at all but local cars, with the likes of kancil, iswara all popping up. And oh yes, we found a 2004 Merz C200k compressor for auction~ wowwww with starting price was 100k, the bid actually went up till 160k in the end, mind as well get a new one right?



As the matter of fact, if you're lucky enough, you could just get a 2002 kancil for just 8k, or a 2002 new model iswara for 15k, which are is good condition. Cool huh? The only disadvantage about this is the risk you face, and get ready to throw thousands of RM into the sea just to refurbish the car. But overall, i find that it would be much cheaper compared to getting one from a used car shop, that's if you're lucky...


So start bidding~ hehe

Well, you would ask whether did i come back with a car in hand? That's for you to investigate, hehe


Oh ya, Sat after the view, went for an hour of pool, which i sux to the max, keep on hitting the black ball, can sum1 help me out with it? :P

Can anyone teach me how to create a webpage using frontpage? Ish ish ish

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