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    38k Miles SG on PH

    Anybody on here? Looks like it's got some nice mods on it.



    Bang on the money too :smokin:


    #2
    Suspension looks a bit knackered, or has he pulled a fat bird?

    MC

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      #3
      Prices remain firm if they can sell it for that price

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        #4
        Considering Peter Grays sold so quickly I think this will also, considering the AP brakes, and low mileage. I am assuming all the SH stacks up.

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          #5
          so what do we think a 121,000-miler is worth these days? :whistle:

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            #6
            Looks nice albeit a little low on the rear suspension.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Chappers View Post
              so what do we think a 121,000-miler is worth these days? :whistle:
              Nothing with a broken engine

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                #8
                I think this car would be worth a tad less on the aftermarket suspension, at this price an mileage most would be after a stock car?

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                  #9
                  Owned by a 73 year old? :whistle:

                  Who has tracked it :hahaha:

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Matt21 View Post
                    Considering Peter Grays sold so quickly I think this will also, considering the AP brakes, and low mileage. I am assuming all the SH stacks up.
                    Not so sure,it's £12k more

                    Think it's worth more like £42k

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Pooky View Post
                      I think this car would be worth a tad less on the aftermarket suspension, at this price an mileage most would be after a stock car?

                      Depends on the set up IMO.

                      Nitron, Intrax, to name 2 are superior in quality and performance against OEM suspension.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by cslsuperfan View Post
                        Depends on the set up IMO.

                        Nitron, Intrax, to name 2 are superior in quality and performance against OEM suspension.
                        Depends what you want, if you want to take the car on a track, yes, for all other purposes, no.

                        And if you're paying a lot for a car as an investment it will always be worth more as stock.

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                          #13
                          I dont think anyone would want 12 year old suspension now. Might aswell spend a grand and get all new struts.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Pooky View Post
                            Depends what you want, if you want to take the car on a track, yes, for all other purposes, no.

                            And if you're paying a lot for a car as an investment it will always be worth more as stock.
                            Pooky you didn't read what I said. I didn't mention driving on track or modifying versus stock.

                            What I said is a statement of fact.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by billyboysm3 View Post
                              I dont think anyone would want 12 year old suspension now. Might aswell spend a grand and get all new struts.
                              :thumbs:

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