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    #16
    Hi Guys,
    Thanks for the all the nice and....not so nice comments:whistle:
    No but seriously, I have a number of cars in my collection, some I drive more than others. I used to have a CSL in period for about a year, which I used a lot and loved it, but moved on at the time. Just saw this car a few months back and felt I wanted one again! That's all!!
    I am a car guy through and through and understand all the arguments regarding use and maintenance and everything around that, believe me. My cars get turned regularly and maintained regardless of mileage. Of course the CSL will not be used much, mainly because I have limited time and so many other cars(some may say that's not a bad problem but hey ho...).
    This car is very pristine now and its a shame to trash it but it will get the odd spirited run...just to hear the induction noise! I think it is also good for posterity that a few such low mileage cars are around for future generations to admire.......:supz:

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      #17
      Love how clean the underside of your car is, stradman. :smokin:

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        #18
        Agree 20,000 mile cars and above will have a FSH . But otherwise why service it when it's sorn in a collection with ultra low miles .

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          #19
          Originally posted by nw99 View Post
          Agree 20,000 mile cars and above will have a FSH . But otherwise why service it when it's sorn in a collection with ultra low miles .
          Agree, but if you try to sell the car the buyer will try to beat you down on price.

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            #20
            Originally posted by E46CSL View Post
            Agree, but if you try to sell the car the buyer will try to beat you down on price.
            But this car traded at a very high price there was no reduction !

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              #21
              Cars like this are freaks, one offs. The normal rules of pricing and service history do not apply, as they will barely be driven anyway. It has crossed over from being a car to being an ornament. Nothing wrong with that, just different. No doubt anybody who spends this much on an ornament could buy a £35k runner if they really wanted to drive one. If I had the money and space to do that I would have two.

              MC

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                #22
                Originally posted by stradman View Post
                Did you actually see the car Matt?
                Well here it is. Yes it needed some extreme detailing, due to the quality of its storage, to get it looking commensurate with its mileage, but it is now one of the best CSL's on the planet I think you will agree.....:smokin:
                I wouldn't buy it, the front number plate looks like it was fitted by a retard on magic:gayfight:


                Nice car sir, what else do you have in the collection?

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by stradman View Post
                  Did you actually see the car Matt?
                  Well here it is. Yes it needed some extreme detailing, due to the quality of its storage, to get it looking commensurate with its mileage, but it is now one of the best CSL's on the planet I think you will agree.....:smokin:
                  Welcome Stradman :thumbs:
                  No harm meant regarding your precious however at the time of sale one of the member on here mentioned they use to see that CSL sit idle outside on a driveway for long periods of time and the seller described it as and I quote " Vehicle kept in storage for the last 10 years"
                  Anyhow... good to hear you're pleased with your Cecil :smokin: Very shrewd investment and better (more fun) than money in the bank :supz:

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by nw99 View Post
                    Agree 20,000 mile cars and above will have a FSH . But otherwise why service it when it's sorn in a collection with ultra low miles .
                    I wouldn't fancy my chances with 11 year old engine oil or coolant :whistle:

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                      #25
                      Stradman.....do you have a stradale ?

                      If so, pls show pics. Looked at one today at 4 star classics :beer:

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                        Stradman.....do you have a stradale ?

                        If so, pls show pics. Looked at one today at 4 star classics :beer:
                        Stradale in itself big money, being at 4 star classics even bigger money. They have what looks like great specimens :beer:

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                          Stradman.....do you have a stradale ?

                          If so, pls show pics. Looked at one today at 4 star classics :beer:
                          Funny you should ask as I just bought one last week! Will be a couple of weeks before it arrives... I had bought one new one of the last ones towards end of 2004 which I had. For 3 years. Absolutely cracker so really wanted to get back into one and found a lovely black one so looking forward to that again....

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                            #28
                            stradman's csl

                            the images are astonishing

                            a genuine one off with skyrocketing value

                            green eyed monster is in the house!!

                            10 years from now it will be priceless

                            :smokin:

                            Forum member @ Munich 2013 did own a 1000 mile csl and ran a second csl for kicks.

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
                              Welcome Stradman :thumbs:
                              No harm meant regarding your precious however at the time of sale one of the member on here mentioned they use to see that CSL sit idle outside on a driveway for long periods of time and the seller described it as and I quote " Vehicle kept in storage for the last 10 years"
                              Anyhow... good to hear you're pleased with your Cecil :smokin: Very shrewd investment and better (more fun) than money in the bank :supz:
                              Non taken Matt:beer:
                              Yes you're right there was some question about the storage, hence why it required a heck of a lot detailing and sorting to get it to where it is, however the fundamentals of the car were sound I'm pleased to say and so it now represents what it should have represented all along. An excellent clean extremely low mileage car. Ok so it's not a car to throw and trash around the track- I'd be more likely to do that with my 997 GT3- but its a nice car to bring out every now and again to enjoy....lightly :smokin:

                              And yes it is more fun than money in the bank....:beer:

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by cslsuperfan View Post
                                the images are astonishing

                                a genuine one off with skyrocketing value

                                green eyed monster is in the house!!

                                10 years from now it will be priceless

                                :smokin:

                                Forum member @ Munich 2013 did own a 1000 mile csl and ran a second csl for kicks.
                                Cheers :beer:

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