F1 Automotive Bolton

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Samsquanch
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F1 Automotive Bolton

#1 Post by Samsquanch »

Anyone had any experience of F1 Automotive Bolton, good or bad? :?:

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#2 Post by billynoband »

They have a nice web site :wink:
One or two on here have said they are good before.

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#3 Post by Samsquanch »

well dont be fooled by their shiney website........ anyone thinking of using F1 of Bolton, PM me 1st and I'll tell you of my own personal experience then you can make your own minds up...... :( :oops: :(

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#4 Post by Samsquanch »

billynoband wrote:They have a nice web site :wink:
One or two on here have said they are good before.

well, don't be fooled by their shiney new website.......... If anyone is seriously considering using them for anything, PM me 1st and I'll tell you of my experience of them and the nightmare that followed.........

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#5 Post by peddders »

How do I pm you ? LPG not working & car is booked in for a check tomorrow (Friday.) PM me if you don't mind. CHEERS

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#6 Post by Samsquanch »

site's not letting me reply to pm's (???). I can be contacted on nobbo-uk@hotmail.co.uk

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#7 Post by Samsquanch »

peddders wrote:How do I pm you ? LPG not working & car is booked in for a check tomorrow (Friday.) PM me if you don't mind. CHEERS


contact me on nobbo-uk@hotmail.co.uk

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#8 Post by Gilbertd »

C'mon then, don't keep it to yourself. People on here post of experiences with installers, good and bad. If you tell the full story, honestly and without embelishments or missing little relevant details out, then people can make their own choice. I've seen F1 recommended a number of times and, if you think the balance needs to be redressed, do it.

However, do be prepared to take criticism. It may be that what you consider to be poor service or whatever, others would find quite normal and understandable. I've no idea if F1 read or post on here, but we could get to hear the story both from the dissatisfied customers point of view and also the installers point of view.
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93 Range Rover 4.2LSE, Lovato LovEco, sold
97 Range Rover 4.0SE, multipoint, sold
98 Ex-Police Range Rover 4.0, AEB Leo, daily motor
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#9 Post by Samsquanch »

Gilbertd wrote:C'mon then, don't keep it to yourself. People on here post of experiences with installers, good and bad. If you tell the full story, honestly and without embelishments or missing little relevant details out, then people can make their own choice. I've seen F1 recommended a number of times and, if you think the balance needs to be redressed, do it.

However, do be prepared to take criticism. It may be that what you consider to be poor service or whatever, others would find quite normal and understandable. I've no idea if F1 read or post on here, but we could get to hear the story both from the dissatisfied customers point of view and also the installers point of view.

its a little difficult to go public at the moment as there is an on going court case concerning the prins installation F1 carried out on my vehicle earlier this year. I have 2 industry reports on the lpg system, one from prins themselves and an COP11 Safety report. Both reports condemn the installation as unsafe, badly fitted, amateur and not conforming to Prins Standards for installation and equipment. I cant really say any more at this stage but anyone wishing to read the reports for themselves can email me and I'll gladly send them to you. Otherwise I will publish all details of the case soon as the court case is out of the way..... cheers

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#10 Post by Samsquanch »

Its dragged on now for two yrs. F1 keep coming up with excuses to have the case adjourned time and time again. We're now looking at a trial date set for the end of October 2012. So fingers crossed it'll go ahead this time. I've now wracked up £350 just in court fee's to date so it better go ahead soon. Good luck with your issues, you'll need it, dont waste your time complaining to Mike Chapman at LPGUK he's full of Sh!t and does nothing to help.

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#11 Post by mckay9 »

Samsquanch wrote:Its dragged on now for two yrs. F1 keep coming up with excuses to have the case adjourned time and time again. We're now looking at a trial date set for the end of October 2012. So fingers crossed it'll go ahead this time. I've now wracked up £350 just in court fee's to date so it better go ahead soon. Good luck with your issues, you'll need it, dont waste your time complaining to Mike Chapman at LPGUK he's full of Sh!t and does nothing to help.
Totally agree with the comment about Mike Chapman !

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#12 Post by Scottie »

I've also used F1 and found them quite dishonest so will not be going back.

I do know a reasonable bit about cars, the bull they where telling my girlfriend (I heard it word for word) was ridiculous.

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F1 Automotive Bolton

#13 Post by Automania »

I went there for a quote for a system fitted to my land rover and they basically said they didn't want to fit it as my landy was a shed, which granted it is :)

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#14 Post by eddiegadget »

i have used f1 AUTOMOTIVE IN Bolton they have done a B R C convertion on my car and up to now it is a first class job which is very neat and tidy and seems to be a very professional . and at the moment it is running as it should do

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#15 Post by Dale_V »

eddiegadget wrote:i have used f1 AUTOMOTIVE IN Bolton they have done a B R C convertion on my car and up to now it is a first class job which is very neat and tidy and seems to be a very professional . and at the moment it is running as it should do
As the other member said in another topic, you run F1 automotive

strange how all your posts bang on about F1 automotive. A good installer wouldnt need to do this...

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#16 Post by Gilbertd »

Dale_V wrote:As the other member said in another topic, you run F1 automotive
Or at least suspected that you might. In the past F1 have had a number of recommendations but seem to have gone downhill recently. No matter how bad an installer can be, everyone must get it right sometimes so there always will be some satisfied customers.
96 Saab 900XS, AEB Leo, sold
93 Range Rover 4.2LSE, Lovato LovEco, sold
97 Range Rover 4.0SE, multipoint, sold
98 Ex-Police Range Rover 4.0, AEB Leo, daily motor
96 Range Rover 4.6HSE Ascot, AEB Leo, my spare


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Re: F1 Automotive Bolton

#17 Post by FatBillSlim »

F1 gone down hill? News to me

Eddiegadget has nothing to do with f1

People should get there facts in in order before posting anything

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#18 Post by eddiegadget »

As i said on the other post i am EDDIEGADGET AND IF YOU WANT ME TO PROVE it email me on eddiegould @blueyonder.co.uk
Perhaps you think other people do the things that you would do I do not Eddie Gadget

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#19 Post by eddiegadget »

FatBillSlim wrote:F1 gone down hill? News to me

Eddiegadget has nothing to do with f1

People should get there facts in in order before posting anything

THANKS AT LEAST THERE IS ONE PERSON WHO IS ON THIS SITE WHO TELL THE TRUTH AND DOES NOT GET HOLD OF THE WRONG END OF THE STICK Eddiegadget

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#20 Post by Dale_V »

FatBillSlim wrote:F1 gone down hill? News to me

Eddiegadget has nothing to do with f1

People should get there facts in in order before posting anything
Bill Ward from F1 automotive?

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