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Bangernomics car of the week/day - Part II
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E39 530, paint (boot) needs some attention for €1250
No mention of NCT, no mention of mileage. That's not a good start
Way too many exhausts too
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That is a lot of car for the money - won't be for sale too long methinks.0 -
With those wheels, you'd double your money at least by buying it and breaking it.
If they are genuine M-Para wheels then ive seen them sell for 500, 600, and up to 800 with decent tyres.
3.0 engine, just over 200bhp IIRC, should sell easily for a transplant into an E30 or similar.
then you have the interor and panelas and everything else you could sell!0 -
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With those wheels, you'd double your money at least by buying it and breaking it.
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I've always found it very hard to follow that kinda logic
That said, what price a car sells for is exactly how much it's worth. The market is right (by definition), individuals expressing (or rather not) their opinions are wrong My ads on adverts.ie
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Foxhole Norman wrote: »
Damn, wrong engine again!!! I love that Zender kit though :cool:
Go onnnn! :pac:
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I did - but there's plenty more ripples on the 2 doors on the other side of itLimerick man wrote: »Look at the back door! LOL
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Well with the Shogun still in the garage we've been left as pedestrians.
Still no diagnosis, though the mechanic suspects the pump is shot which means it'll probably be a while before its repaired due to the expense of it. :eek:
Living in a small town miles from anywhere we can't really afford to be without transport, so last night we bit the bullet and joined the bangernomics fraternity. :cool:
So may I present ... for your viewing pleasure ... in all her dented dull black glory ... the one ... the only ...
Skoda Felicia Combi in Paddy-spec LXi trim! :pac:
No electric windows/mirrors, central locking, power-steering, ABS, ESP, ABC etc so less for me to possibly break. Has a thundering 1.3 petrol powerplant mated to a slushious 5 speed transmission thats akin to stirring soup ... it really is that vague. Combined with a towbar which I thought was pretty comical as it'd probably struggle to pull the skin off a sausage
Though to be fair, it has NCT till the end of September, 4 tyres with loads of life left in them, a brand new alternator, a new enough Sony CD player, and plenty of space in the back for the 4 dogs and their gear so it'll do the job just grand.
It may not be pretty, but it'll do for now, and the clincher is that it cost less than a typical weekend on the tear! 0 -
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So may I present ... for your viewing pleasure ... in all her dented dull black glory ... the one ... the only ...
Skoda Felicia Combi in Paddy-spec LXi trim! :pac:
No electric windows/mirrors, central locking, power-steering, ABS, ESP, ABC etc so less for me to possibly break. Has a thundering 1.3 petrol powerplant mated to a slushious 5 speed transmission thats akin to stirring soup ... it really is that vague. Combined with a towbar which I thought was pretty comical as it'd probably struggle to pull the skin off a sausage
Though to be fair, it has NCT till the end of September, 4 tyres with loads of life left in them, a brand new alternator, a new enough Sony CD player, and plenty of space in the back for the 4 dogs and their gear so it'll do the job just grand.
It may not be pretty, but it'll do for now, and the clincher is that it cost less than a typical weekend on the tear!
Happy bangering. If you get the shogun back on the road sooner than expected, this could have potential for resale to SaabEd for his roadtrip. 0 -
Cheers.alias no.9 wrote: »Happy bangering. If you get the shogun back on the road sooner than expected,
I don't think we'd ever be that lucky - but I guess you never know 0 -
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I've always found it very hard to follow that kinda logic
That said, what price a car sells for is exactly how much it's worth. The market is right (by definition), individuals expressing (or rather not) their opinions are wrong
MAking money = Logic
wheels
leather
engine
facelift headlights = more than the car is worth so imo a good buy.
you could buy it, drive it and not have to worry about having to sell it when your finished.0 -
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