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    #16
    There's not many really low mileage CSLs out there anymore - they're all 6 years old of course and personally, i wouldn't trust a mega low miles one any more than i would a high miler.

    My car has just ticked over 58k and although i don't use it as a daily driver nowadays - i have done 22k in the past 18 months (mainly due to 6 Ring trips...!)

    Mileage isn't a big issue to me as i plan to keep for the long term. You have to be honest with yourself and ask how much it bothers you about mileage - some people worry way too much about it. At the end of the day a 70k miles car will only be worth a few £k less than one with 40k miles. These cars should be driven and enjoyed!

    You could do a lot worse than Jeff's CSL - a good, genuine car by the sounds of it and with the all important history & servicing.

    Just my 2p worth...:whistle:

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      #17
      Hey GlenDog.
      THANX for you're 2 pence worth, it's appreciated :hahaha: Whichever CSL I buy will be used as a second car, weekend thing and RING TOY. So far each Ring trip I do equals to about 1500 miles (from Cambridge to the Ring, around the RING and back to Cambridge again) in 2006 I must have visited the Green Hell at least 10 times, sometime twice in a month but that was in lesser machinery then CSL, though FUN had been had :thumbs: I see myself putting on about 5K miles max, each year so maybe that will not be so bad but (in the ideal world) I would like to start with a bit less mileage in the first place. The other CSL I'm viewing has 44K miles on the clock which is a perfect number for me. I don't want a Garage Queen with 20 something thousand miles on the clock. :whistle:

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        #18
        Well, looks like this time tomorrow there will be a Steel Grey CSL sitting in my Garage. :thumbs: The search is finally over as I've found my dream CSL :drool: Many THANX to Jeff for working out a deal that we're both happy with. :beer:

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          #19
          'Steel Grey'? That's not a CSL then... :whistle: :clown:

          Good news mate - i'm sure you have a great car there :thumbs:

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            #20
            Good luck with the car dude .. shame its in the common colour ... that the masses have:whistle: lol .. all nice either way

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              #21
              Congrats Matt, fingers crossed it all goes well.

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                #22
                Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
                'Steel Grey'? That's not a CSL then... :whistle: :clown:

                Good news mate - i'm sure you have a great car there :thumbs:
                It's what I thought SG stood for? that or Silver Grey. :whistle:
                It's an AWESOM car. So well put together with all the right CSL bits already done :thumbs:

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by SIEN View Post
                  Congrats Matt, fingers crossed it all goes well.
                  THANX Paul... it's just a simple matter of pressing a few buttons at the Bank, signing the V5, grabbing the keys :drool: and pointing it due North towards Cambridge :thumbs:

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by DazBlackCSL View Post
                    Good luck with the car dude .. shame its in the common colour ... that the masses have:whistle: lol .. all nice either way
                    SORRY Daz for being so common :blalalala: but I can't help it m8. I hear they are slower too :whistle: It's my favorite colour though, not just on CSLs. My Porsche 928 was a very similar shade of Grey, known as "Stein Grau"
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                      #25
                      SOLD!

                      After a nail biting wait thanks to the bank not getting around to processing the CHAPS payment yesterday as they were meant to, the money is paid and I'm free of a lovely CSL, onto a true CSL enthusiast.

                      Matt, enjoy the car and I hope it gives you trouble free motoring.

                      Cheers,
                      Jeff

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                        #26
                        Congratulations to you both!

                        And Jeff, if you ever want to pop round the corner and check mine out when you move let me know

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Jeff View Post
                          SOLD!

                          After a nail biting wait thanks to the bank not getting around to processing the CHAPS payment yesterday as they were meant to, the money is paid and I'm free of a lovely CSL, onto a true CSL enthusiast.

                          Matt, enjoy the car and I hope it gives you trouble free motoring.

                          Cheers,
                          Jeff
                          THANX very much Jeff.
                          SORRY my bank weren't on the ball yesterday, and caused some tense moment for U. All well that ends well though. Your, now my CSL is truly AWESOME ! :supz: All Credit to you for looking after her so well. I plan to continue spoiling her rotten :smt055
                          THANX again

                          Matt '53 SG CSL
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                            #28
                            DAY 4 of CSL ownership :drool: LOVIN' IT !!! :thumbs: '53 SG CSL
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                              #29
                              My old car!

                              Awesome its still looking great!

                              Jeff, you mention no evidence of the Clutch replacement, its all on BMW's systems.

                              Enjoy the car Matt

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                                #30
                                hiya Rags,
                                Yes the studious Matt went right through the car with a fine tooth comb and found the clutch change.

                                cheers,
                                Jeff

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