How much would a
09-12-2004, 04:22 PM
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How much would a
decent sapph 4x4 cossie sting me? I'd be looking for a good solid example, with probably 70K ish on it? Some random person has asked if i'd sell my RST so i told them to make me an offer. I know i'd take at least £4500 for me to part with it and if it goes, it cossie time!!!
The other thing is i know rwd saphs are cheaper, but i'm a bit scared of the rwdness of it all
Is that a bit 
?? If they are tamer than i imagine they are, how much would a decent one of those set me back??
The other thing is i know rwd saphs are cheaper, but i'm a bit scared of the rwdness of it all
Is that a bit ?? If they are tamer than i imagine they are, how much would a decent one of those set me back??
09-12-2004, 06:50 PM
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09-12-2004, 07:05 PM
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I paid 8k for me bog std saff 4x4, one of the last off the production line (body coloured spoiler, no black lip), 60k, fsh, never bin thrashed till now. It was worth the extra 2k over and average priced 4x4. Iv'e had it for about a year without the slightest of probs. 
Got it from Duncan at Automotive Unlimited (near Stanstead Airport). See what he's got, he only sells top cars! www.automotiveunlimited.co.uk 
Got it from Duncan at Automotive Unlimited (near Stanstead Airport). See what he's got, he only sells top cars! www.automotiveunlimited.co.uk
09-12-2004, 11:40 PM
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I'd be prepared to get a loan out to get a better car if needs be, as i know its better to buy the best you can afford so as to avoid the hassle of replacing/fixing things on a not-so-hot example.
I'll just have to see how much the randomer offers me!!
I'll just have to see how much the randomer offers me!!
09-12-2004, 11:59 PM
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well some 2wd's can fetch the same money tbh, infact i noticed 2wd are actually going up in price 
i wouldnt pay more than 5k on any saph cossie, i can get a few betters cars than that for 7k imo
i wouldnt pay more than 5k on any saph cossie, i can get a few betters cars than that for 7k imo
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10-12-2004, 04:10 PM
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well the plan is on hold for the minute the random bird only wanted to get me 1K for my car, so i told het where to go!
As always, cheers for the help guys!
As always, cheers for the help guys!
10-12-2004, 06:22 PM
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Its got 48K on it now, i've had it just under a year, original panels etc, even had the original dunlops on the back when i got it 
They werent the best tyres ever! Also remeber is different over here, there are not many about, and even fewer good ones. Unfortunatly the previous own lost the fecking service book, but i've got a folder full of reciepts for the car.
They werent the best tyres ever! Also remeber is different over here, there are not many about, and even fewer good ones. Unfortunatly the previous own lost the fecking service book, but i've got a folder full of reciepts for the car.
10-12-2004, 07:26 PM
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see the service book will make a difference but yeah standard clean low mile s2s are worth abit my mate owns a 42thou in red 91hreg he payed £5200 
so i do agree its just getting someone to buy it
so i do agree its just getting someone to buy it
10-12-2004, 07:58 PM
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i was thinking about getting a new service book, if thats possible? I'm also going to try and find out where and when the car was serviced by the first 2 owners.