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    #16
    A lot of CSL's have had front end resprays due to the stone chip issue. A realistic buyer would not be put off by this and should know to perhaps expect it. Get it done, otherwise buyer may see it as additional cost they have to endure.

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      #17
      i found that in common with other dealers, they try to justify the dealers price based on all the work they need to do to make it A1, or give £1000 and supply the car as is and it still ends up higher than a private car and you need to arrange for all the remedial work. You need to ask what benefit is the dealer supplying in order to charge dealer prices

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        #18
        Originally posted by azrael View Post
        A lot of CSL's have had front end resprays due to the stone chip issue.
        I imagine a majority of them got repainted before 2003 was through :hahaha: Mine was first repainted in Sep 2003 only a few months after getting it. Believe it or not they were a lot worse on that original factory paint - the dealer job was much tougher paint it seems

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          #19
          thanks for the advice - very useful.

          I have the option of trading it with a dealer as a last resort - but would prefer to see it go to a good home directly.

          May as well get a few more miles in then send it off to be prepped before it goes to a new home :bigcry:

          best thing for it though - not fair to leave it in the garage all by itself :sad:

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