PRS 245 se
I bought it new back in 2020 & can't even remember how much I paid & I'm having trouble finding a similar spec one online, but thinking of selling as I just don't use it much :/
I know it's low end stuff, but a ballpark price to ask for would be super helpful thanks.
I work in construction by day (mainly as a carpenter) & could do with a little extra work in the coming weeks, but don't know where to find something.
Are there any facebook groups or anything (I don't use facebook much these days)? Or does anyone here know anyone who might need a hand?
I'm 47m from the UK originally. My Icelandic is poor I'm afraid (hence leaving this in English as I'd hate for someone to think I can speak Icelandic & that be an issue).
I have a car & tools (drills, circular saw, multitool, etc) & am not fussy about what kind of work it is - building a deck, tearing out a kitchen, putting some furniture together, moving house, fixing a car, etc
I live in Hafnarfjörður, but it would be no problem going anywhere in Reykjavík as long as it is a solid couple of hours work.
Many thanks.
I was away for the next few days & my colleague decided to do me a favour and "fix" it for me.
Edit: added a before and after below.
I thought I didn't have a picture of my writing anywhere, but found this from a few years ago!
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I was always quite proud of my chalk on blackboard writing, but wondering what others think & if it says anything about me?
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This probably took about 10 minutes tops to write (I don't remember exa tluy hiw long, but the full menu which was probably at least 4 times as much writing would usually take about half an hour), & is just my normal writing adapted due to the size & medium - bigger writing does take longer of course, & you can't use certain strokes you normally would when you write with chalk, but my normal hand writing is much the same if I take my time. It does descend into a wobbly mess a bit when I speed up though tbh ;þ
I often see videos on here where unkle rodney is a'knockin & it got me thinking - how many miles do you think you could get a car to drive before it dies completely if you drove like a nun?
Edit : so - hypothetical situation. Elon Musk turns up at your house with the car in the next post down (https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAMechanic/s/czhjdpQyhZ) on a trailer.
You get $1000 for every mile it lasts & have to keep driving it in a steady manner until it dies. BUT before you set off you have to say a figure of how many miles it will last - every mile that your guess is under you will lose $2000, & every mile your guess is over you will lose $500.
You can't go into negative equity so you don't have anything to lose.
What's your bet going to be?