how much for my car - Page 2

suffolk boy · 21st July 2018, 13:24

when mine sails of into the sunset next year i am basing its value on the bmw ice fitted and the so called rare accessories so you buy them and i will throw in the car with it.

Ravinder · 21st July 2018, 13:25

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Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Hi Ravinder, I know you don't like Silver have a punt at how much my LWB is worth.

Rev

Fiver.

I’ll be over later to collect it.

Rev Jules · 21st July 2018, 14:05

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Originally Posted by Ravinder

Fiver.

I’ll be over later to collect it.

Many thanks you to generous, it could be up for sale????

Rev

keithst24 · 21st July 2018, 14:15

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Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Many thanks you to generous, it could be up for sale????

Rev

Why you thinking of selling Rev ?

marinabrian · 21st July 2018, 14:19

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Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Many thanks you to generous, it could be up for sale????

Rev

I'll up the offer to £5.50 and a packet of jelly babies

Brian

Rev Jules · 21st July 2018, 14:31

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

I'll up the offer to £5.50 and a packet of jelly babies

Brian

Don’t like Jelly Tots,

Rev

Rev Jules · 21st July 2018, 14:32

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Originally Posted by keithst24

Why you thinking of selling Rev ?

Yep?

Rev

Comfortably Numb · 21st July 2018, 15:35

Returning to the OP; since when have worn drop links been a MoT fail? They aren't part of the steering, and they don't affect the handling unless they fall apart. I've had many a high-mile Peugeot with clonky ARB noises! Never failed an MoT for it!

Comfortably Numb · 21st July 2018, 15:37

Get an MoT on it - you'll be lucky to get any enquiries without.

mgzrjake · 21st July 2018, 17:21

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Originally Posted by Jackstevens98

I'm thinking of selling my rover 75 but wondering how much I could get for it as I've spent a lot of money in the past year.

it's a 2003 2.5v6 Connie se but was built in 2000 and went to the Netherlands so it's got all the ppd bits an early longbridge car it's done 63,000 miles.

moonstone green with sandstone leather good condition other than rear passenger door had a nasty knock and would either need replacing or filling and repainting.

it's had a full service recently and a new cooling fan.

no mot needs new tyres and front drop links doing. recently failed on these everything else was ok

it has serpeant alloys

no leaks or anything nasty just needs a small bit of work to get it 100% I just don't really have the time

you say lots of money spent ? you cant asked people to pay for your spending and on what, belts done, fsh ? its worth weigh in + what anybody wishes to top that by, who ever buys is buying work and you can purchase around £500 as a fully running mot'd car with history if you look. I would say above £125 and your on a winner

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21st July 2018, 15:35	#18
Comfortably Numb Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Penrith Posts: 1,336 Thanks: 165 Thanked 303 Times in 241 Posts	Returning to the OP; since when have worn drop links been a MoT fail? They aren't part of the steering, and they don't affect the handling unless they fall apart. I've had many a high-mile Peugeot with clonky ARB noises! Never failed an MoT for it!

21st July 2018, 15:37	#19
Comfortably Numb Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Penrith Posts: 1,336 Thanks: 165 Thanked 303 Times in 241 Posts	Get an MoT on it - you'll be lucky to get any enquiries without.