Well done Mark. Thanks for all your help - hopefully can still tap on your vast CSL knowledge when needed!
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Lot of black cars going...Originally posted by AlexCSorry to hijack the thread but I'm in the process of selling my SB CSL as well. The only reason for the sale is that I am finding it more or less unused as I live in central London and am going to stick with the Renaultsport Clio 182 my girlfriend and I share until I live nearer better roads. That said, I had a number of great drives over the past year or so.
Anyway, just wanted to say that I have found this forum really useful so thanks for all your expertise. Hopefully I will find my way into another CSL when the time is right, though there's a couple of other cars I want to try too.
Assume from unname this isn't you, but seems well priced http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--2004/1891694
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Originally posted by Neil M View PostI thought a driving licence was all that was required to purchase a car, or have BMW up'ed the requirement BA or BSc for one competition package fitted? :-D
I told her she can have what she wants when she pays for it, now she wants to earn the ££ lol
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He went to all the way Scotland to buy an SB, when there one on his doorstep for sale - strange mentality these ******* have! :smokin: Still recovering from their last spending spree! :whistle:Originally posted by Mark CSL View PostIts cool lads i have other things i want to do and the CSL was just not getting used it has gone to london the lad works for a bank in canary warf
so you may see it out and about it went with the plate :thumbs:
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I find your statement offensive my CSL was no ordinary CSLOriginally posted by Neil M View PostHe went to all the way Scotland to buy an SB, when there one on his doorstep for sale - strange mentality these ******* have! :smokin: Still recovering from their last spending spree! :whistle:
also you did not know the seller think before you type
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MARK CSL
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I have to agree with Mark, Neil. I spoke to Mark a lot about his particular car and agreed first refusal - Mark's a well known owner, very transparent - answered all questions, he started this register I believe, the car is also very well known on this forum - i had pms vouching for its authenticity.
The reason I didn't buy it was a timing issue with the money, I was coming up short. Rob's came along which was a few k cheaper so that's what I bought, on same day I told Mark about Robs car, by co-incidence Mark had relisted it on PH with a new price out of my range. It's a great CSL IMHO, and well worth a trip North to investigate.
Plus a viewing would have tied in nicely with a trip to see the pandas at Edinburgh Zoo.
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Good cars are becoming rarer, I think it worth traveling for the right car, I done a round trip of 800 miles for mine. Who ever bought Marks car has a good one and the trip would be worth it!!Originally posted by Neil M View PostHe went to all the way Scotland to buy an SB, when there one on his doorstep for sale - strange mentality these ******* have! :smokin: Still recovering from their last spending spree! :whistle:
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