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the stripler said:
Lol...oh and it's got a grey soft top that I'm not overly keen on though???
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I suspect that's factored in the deal , the seller will know its a quirky one to shift although you won't see it if you use the car properly :P
 
mr wilks said:
the stripler said:
Lol...oh and it's got a grey soft top that I'm not overly keen on though???
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I suspect that's factored in the deal , the seller will know its a quirky one to shift although you won't see it if you use the car properly :P
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He was disappointed when I turned up to trade it in that's for sure :lol:
 
It's just the I mate, see my first response to this thread, i asked if you were dead set on an Si as if you weren't, mine fitted the bill :)
 
Doh....so you did. I reckon the deal is still a good one though. I bought some refurbished elipsoids from Mr Wilkes and fitted brand new f1 good years last week which I would obviously keep for yours if I get it and just fit the standard 16s to trade mine in with. But I've not mentioned what wheels were on mine anyway.
 
Its a bonus knowing where the car has come from, not a luxury one often has when trading in at a dealers. Mind you, thinking about it Jamie only had it 10 minutes :cry:
 
that's true but in that time I de tarred it clay barred machine polished fed the leather & painted all the hubs & carriers, I got it off some proper posh fella who paid £9k the year before from a main dealer :)
 
Cool - so looks like the OP knows the motors history (at least some of it) Deal on :thumbsup:

(p.s. like the new sig Jamie)
 
the stripler said:
Mmmm I'll make the call tomorrow me thinks....and worry bout her indoors another time lol
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Don't forget the sweetener from selling the 108s once the elipsoids are on 8)
 
So that nicely brings it down to 1900 investment......
Can't really argue with that anymore.....I'm happy at that ,...only worry is can I live with roof colour
 
the stripler said:
So that nicely brings it down to 1900 investment......
Can't really argue with that anymore.....I'm happy at that ,...only worry is can I live with roof colour
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Just a thought - can't you dye the roof black? I'm sure I've seen other members mention it as part of either their regular maintenance, or to fix discolorations in the top. It would be a lot cheaper than a new roof, and you'd end up with a nice black roof.
Unless others have any negative feedback about dyeing their roof?
 
He's had it in stock 10 days now - the clocks go back next weekend so it is normal procedure really! Your not a tyre kicker are you? :P
 
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