R raymond.harper Senior member May 1, 2023 #1 Saw this on Facebook so the link may not work. Someone brave enough could perhaps replace the shell. https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1818801515183807/?media_id=0&ref=share_attachment Attachments Screenshot 2023-05-01 at 22-19-59 Facebook.png 896.7 KB · Views: 420
Saw this on Facebook so the link may not work. Someone brave enough could perhaps replace the shell. https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1818801515183807/?media_id=0&ref=share_attachment
Z Z450 Active member Site Supporter May 2, 2023 #3 Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole!
Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole!
mmm-five Lifer Liverpool Site Supporter May 2, 2023 #4 Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... Mine's definitely worth more in parts than it is as a standard 160,000 mile, thrashed example (£9600 according to the last insurance valuation)
Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... Mine's definitely worth more in parts than it is as a standard 160,000 mile, thrashed example (£9600 according to the last insurance valuation)
Mr Tidy Moderator North West Surrey Staff member Site Supporter May 2, 2023 #5 Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... I'd have to agree, but sadly rarity seems to push up parts prices too.
Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... I'd have to agree, but sadly rarity seems to push up parts prices too.
Z Z450 Active member Site Supporter May 2, 2023 #6 mmm-five said: Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... Mine's definitely worth more in parts than it is as a standard 160,000 mile, thrashed example (£9600 according to the last insurance valuation) Click to expand... Love how you have used yours though
mmm-five said: Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... Mine's definitely worth more in parts than it is as a standard 160,000 mile, thrashed example (£9600 according to the last insurance valuation) Click to expand... Love how you have used yours though
Z Z450 Active member Site Supporter May 2, 2023 #7 Mr Tidy said: Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... I'd have to agree, but sadly rarity seems to push up parts prices too. Click to expand... Indeed, I guess the only silver lining is the few remaining ones will become more valuable
Mr Tidy said: Z450 said: Always seems such a waste to break a rare car down, it’s mad that more money can be made from parts than the car as a whole! Click to expand... I'd have to agree, but sadly rarity seems to push up parts prices too. Click to expand... Indeed, I guess the only silver lining is the few remaining ones will become more valuable
L Likethewind Member May 2, 2023 #8 They want £1500 for the electric heated M sport seats in "lemon" colour
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