Personal Line Opinion - Page 2

Ravinder · 27th November 2016, 21:44

Sandstone is my personal favourite. If you wnat it bad enough, then just buy it. Don't worry about the price too much if you can afford it. You could always try and bargain with the seller and see If you can get a few quid knocked off it.

Groundhog · 27th November 2016, 21:54

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Originally Posted by Ravinder

Sandstone is my personal favourite. If you wnat it bad enough, then just buy it. Don't worry about the price too much if you can afford it. You could always try and bargain with the seller and see If you can get a few quid knocked off it.

That is one upgrade I would love to have. Full Sandstone interior instead of Smokestone

trikey · 27th November 2016, 22:10

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Originally Posted by Groundhog

That is one upgrade I would love to have. Full Sandstone interior instead of Smokestone

Never any around when you want them mate!

RoverRobson · 28th November 2016, 06:59

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Originally Posted by Best_of_British

Changing it is easy with correct torx bit, people have sold sets on here for £70, I think £250 is £150 over priced.

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Stuff like that annoys me..

Just because you have seen a full interior at £70 before doesn't mean that's the going rate.

I think £250 is reasonable for absolutely everything. They've got a business to run as well and no doubt they'll be removing the interior.

You can't pick up a set of sandstone seats for less than 100 notes usually so why should you grab a full personal line interior for less than double that? Be a no brainer not to charge at least 200 which is what it's worth, condition dependant obviously.

Robson😁

RoverRobson · 28th November 2016, 07:02

Oh and for the record, I swapped my whole interior from smokestone to Neptune blue, and I found it a fun experience.

I done it all single handedly. I have had no previous experience. I just had a Haynes manual (used only for some trim removal references) and my tool kit, oh and a lot of patience. Worth it in the end. Looks stunning now.

I'm only 20 as well.. so it was a canny task for me.

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Best_of_British · 28th November 2016, 08:52

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Originally Posted by RoverRobson

Stuff like that annoys me..

Just because you have seen a full interior at £70 before doesn't mean that's the going rate.

I think £250 is reasonable for absolutely everything. They've got a business to run as well and no doubt they'll be removing the interior.

You can't pick up a set of sandstone seats for less than 100 notes usually so why should you grab a full personal line interior for less than double that? Be a no brainer not to charge at least 200 which is what it's worth, condition dependant obviously.

Robson😁

Dont get upset, this is my individual take on it you have your view. To clarify I think about £100 for seats alone and £150 for full interior. You paid £160 for yours maybe you should have gave £250 for it.

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RoverRobson · 28th November 2016, 08:54

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Originally Posted by Best_of_British

Dont get upset, this is my individual take on it you have your view. To clarify I think about £100 for seats alone and £150 for full interior. You paid £160 for yours maybe you should have gave £250 for it.

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I would have paid £250 if he had asked me to pay that. Worth every penny.

But of course, we all like our bargains, and if you can get one for cheaper than why not 😁

alanjay · 28th November 2016, 08:55

All a matter of personal taste, the dark personal line interiors look great in the darker cars (navy, hey, aubergine etc.) But when it comes to Moonstone, Sandstone leather is the perfect interior. (But I might be biased).

Best_of_British · 28th November 2016, 08:58

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Originally Posted by RoverRobson

I would have paid £250 if he had asked me to pay that. Worth every penny.

But of course, we all like our bargains, and if you can get one for cheaper than why not 😁

Fair play we need more young people like you who seems to get marque. Im just bitter because im skint. As these threads always end its worth what someone will pay for it.

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RoverRobson · 28th November 2016, 09:01

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Originally Posted by Best_of_British

Fair play we need more young people like you who seems to get marque. Im just bitter because im skint. As these threads always end its worth what someone will pay for it.

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Very true.

Yeah I have a 2004 MK1 75 CDTI Connie SE in seafrost blue with serpents and Neptune blue interior

A 2003 MK1 ZT-T CDTI Auto in Typhoon with blue alcantara and door cards

And I recently bought my dad a 2004 75 CDTI Auto Tourer Connie SE in BRG with full sandstone and OEM premium bumper

And hopefully more to come too!

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alanjay Passed Away Rover 75 Connie Tourer Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Guildford Posts: 2,582 Thanks: 682 Thanked 979 Times in 612 Posts	All a matter of personal taste, the dark personal line interiors look great in the darker cars (navy, hey, aubergine etc.) But when it comes to Moonstone, Sandstone leather is the perfect interior. (But I might be biased).