Nobody55

14 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

You mean, its not easy to sell it for the price you think its worth, because people paying those amounts will pay a little more for a new car ??

 

IF wishing to sell, you have to price the car well - take values from one2car.com and price accordingly with the competition. 

 

 

I just checked and I see that the prices of the same model as mine even older and with more miles are asking prices similar to mine. Anyway it is not a problem if it does not sell it will stay there parked.

3 minutes ago, soi3eddie said:

Aren't there lower classes of insurance (2nd or 3rd) that will still cover theft (or fire)?

i think so although i am not sure, anyway i am trying to sell it but it is not easy because the car is new and with very few kilometers. it is easier to sell an old car in good condition even with many kilometers

8 minutes ago, UWEB said:

Not needed unless Car has a mortgage.

TKS the car is full paid.

7 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

No - only the Por-ror-bor, compulsory insurance is needed.

 

Legally, you don't 'need / have' to renew 1st Class insurance if you don't want it. 

 

 

 

That said, even though you are not using it, theft etc is not covered by compulsory insurance.

 

 

The car is parked inside the area of my house protected by usually closed gate, I think almost impossible to steal. However thanks for your reply,

I have a Ford Ranger that I do not use, for now it still has first claase insurance in addition to the mandatory insurance and road tax paid until July 2025. When it expires will I be obligated to renew the first class insurance even if the car is sitting parked?

2 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

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ok thanks

Please check attacched screenshot 

thanks for the suggestion but I don't think I'm good at it

It seems a titanic task to find a blacksmith in Khon Kaen. I have asked around but no one has been able to help me. My gate needs to be repaired, in particular to be welded. Can any of you guys help me out?

ok thank you very much for the helpful information👍

55 minutes ago, vinny41 said:

Quale marca stai guardando?

Ford supporta gli standard EURO 5

https://autolifethailand.tv/ford-ranger-everest-raptor-v6-euro5-thailand-2024/

aggiungo...

Il Ministero dell’Energia ha annunciato oggi (26 dicembre) che il carburante diesel Euro 5 sarà il nuovo standard in Thailandia a partire dal 1° gennaio 2024.

https://www.nationthailand.com/thailand/general/40034126

I saw the Nissan Navara and Isuzu D Max 3.0 DDI both are with Euro 4 engine, precisely I was wondering if they can be used with Euro 5 fuel

I am intent on buying a truck next month. All the ones I've looked at are equipped with Euro 4 engines, I was wondering what kind of diesel they will be able to use without having problems since the government seems to be directed toward eliminating regular diesel.

I did it 11 years ago, at that time it was all very simple, no questions asked and they didn't even ask to see the bills, they recorded my declaration on their register and gave me a receipt.

Nam Tok Mu (Pork in Spicy Condiment) with rice cabage and cucumber, this is my favorite dish.

I don't understand what sense such a request could have.

Today I apply for visa extension by submitting a negative test to COVID 19 so everything is ok.

Then it happens that after a few days I attend any place where bad luck there are people infected by the virus and I am also infected by the virus, what do they do? Do they revoke the extension previously issued?

This seems absurd to me

2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

When using this link https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn90online/online/tm47/TM47Action.do  it takes me to the main page of the online reporting site.

 

The same thing happened to me when I used it in the past, this morning what I described happened to me.

Well tomorrow I will try again, maybe there was a problem with the server or some other problem. TKS.????

5 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

What page of the site did you get directed to that site on.

Immigration Thailand Website, online service, 90 day  report, then I was redirected  to that page, I was surprised......

4 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

Where and how did you get that link. It is general info for doing reports in person or by mail.

Was it your first 90 day report?

Hi Joe

for the current year I did my first my first 90  day report about 6 months ago.

This morning trying to do the 90 day report by Firefox Browser I was directed to the link I reported in my previous post.

I don't  know if it can be useful, this morning trying to do my 90 day report on line I got this page :  https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666 , it seems that the 90 day report can only be done in person or by mail

Maybe the rules have changed......

I don't  know if it can be useful, this morning trying to do my 90 day report on line I got this page :  https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666 , it seems that the 90 day report can only be done in person or by mail

It should be this

http://www.chiangmaiimm.com/th-th/2016-06-05-07-26-37.html

13 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Sounds good.

I am confused that you wrote above:

That sounded to me like the bike was not checked for 5 years.

you misunderstood, I meant that after 5 years I had to take the bike to the center authorized by the DLT for inspection otherwise I could not pay the annual fee and insurance.

On 4/13/2020 at 3:00 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

Is your brake fluid after 5 years (even with little usage) in the condition it should be?

Do you want to find out that it's not as good anymore if you have to brake hard from relative high speed?

 

What's the problem with regular services, like once a year? It seems you don't use that bike a lot so you probably won't miss it for a day or two when it's serviced.

I use my bike almost every day, let's say 5 days out of 7, living in the city center I don't make long trips and this justifies my low mileage. Obviously I am interested in safety and so I regularly check the bike at my Kawasaki dealer and ask them to check and replace what is necessary.

7 hours ago, Moonlover said:

Service it regularly, have any faults that arise fixed promptly and it shouldn't be a hassle.

After 5 years and 4 months my bike is like new if you think that in the time passed I have not covered even 15000 km so less than 3000 km per year and until now it has always been serviced by the official Kawasaki dealer.

So no problem.

28 minutes ago, papa al said:

Yes

therefore an annual hassle

Thanks for your answer