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robsco
5,307 posts
45 months
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Beautiful looking car, love Nightfire red. Don't mind the quilting but the roof is overkill.
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TOV!E
1,388 posts
103 months
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Is this the sag that had the red interior, that was brought from Tvr Hexham about a year ago. .
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SAGRIFF
Original Poster
2,312 posts
48 months
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Lensey said: £52k though? I know it's a Bargain I much prefer it to the one they sold for £52k, the shame about cars like this though is they won't be used on the road but kept as investments, speaking to the guys at TrackVRoad a lot of buyers of Sags now are more interested in storing them as investments rather than driving them which will only push prices higher and out of the reach of real TVR fans.
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alex_gray255
3,014 posts
74 months
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Better get my new storage garage built then 
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Laser Sag
1,044 posts
112 months
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alex_gray255 said: Better get my new storage garage built then I think on the basis of that advert I have missed the storage option by about 36,000 miles but heck ive enjoyed the miles.
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Sevenman
304 posts
61 months
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Only 1000 miles / year. It should be driven more...
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Sagtvrland
20 posts
16 months
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Couple of other cars they have for sales look familiar, was the other met red one in the classifieds privately, seam to remember it had a big amp in the boot and was the formula red one Kieffs?
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alex_gray255
3,014 posts
74 months
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No, Keith's has e custom intake at the front of his.
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JonRB
39,405 posts
141 months
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Really not liking the quilting, especially on the headlining.
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RedSpike66
1,968 posts
81 months
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I think Sean had a Noble at the same time too, plus other cars - can't drive em all at once !! I plan to average 5k miles/year in my Sag.. hopefully wont affect the value toooo much, but I bought it for pleasure not to sit in a glass house.
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JonRB
39,405 posts
141 months
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RedSpike66 said: I plan to average 5k miles/year in my Sag.. hopefully wont affect the value toooo much, but I bought it for pleasure not to sit in a glass house. Totally agree, to the extent that I don't plan mileage save as for insurance purposes. I bought it for me, not the next owner. And there may not even be a next owner. So far my mileage has averaged at around same (22,000 miles in around 4 years) although it has been laid up twice with engine rebuilds which have probably taken 6 months off that 4 years.
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RedSpike66
1,968 posts
81 months
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JonRB - O/T but... whats the latest engine build you had ?? RG/FFF wasn't it ? Feedback so far.... ?
On another matter, can;t beleive you let that Corrado go - awesome motor - had a 16v and a VR6 myself - loved em !
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JonRB
39,405 posts
141 months
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RedSpike66 said: JonRB - O/T but... whats the latest engine build you had ?? RG/FFF wasn't it ? Feedback so far.... ? Yes, Racing Green FFF2 + simplex chain + Syvecs ECU. Still bedding in at the moment so too early for feedback right now. I should put some more miles on it but the weather hasn't been good of late. RedSpike66 said: On another matter, can;t beleive you let that Corrado go - awesome motor - had a 16v and a VR6 myself - loved em ! Well, 14 years is a long time to own a car and when it started to get piston slap from bore ovaling at around 149k miles and needed a complete engine rebuild it just wasn't economically viable. I sold it to a mechanic who intended to rebuild it himself in his own time.
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alex_gray255
3,014 posts
74 months
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This is a better quilt effect from Jason's car two years ago.. 
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crimbo
895 posts
97 months
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I love the quilting. If I ever need to get a re trim it will be in there somewhere. Just where will the prices stop if people are still getting them to invest, they must think there is some more to go.
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alex_gray255
3,014 posts
74 months
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Err... Well, I was told by a dealer that they expected them to hit 60k end of year. They have more than enough people after them
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ray von
1,886 posts
121 months
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TOV!E said: Is this the sag that had the red interior, that was brought from Tvr Hexham about a year ago. . IIRC Sean got it from Christopher Neills Lensey said: This looks really good, wasn't a fan of the car when Sean originally got it but a respray and interior change does it the world of good! £52k though? Cheers, I think my car is virtually identical to Seans originally, better get off to the paint shop and trimmers 
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JxT
338 posts
43 months
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alex_gray255 said: Err... Well, I was told by a dealer that they expected them to hit 60k end of year. They have more than enough people after them I think we'll see them go that high, agreed, but I dont think the whole market will shift up by £10k - £15k. I think it'll only be the c. 10 - 15 really good examples, low mileage and mint, which will go up and up for people who want to keep them as investments...
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JonRB
39,405 posts
141 months
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JxT said: I think we'll see them go that high, agreed, but I dont think the whole market will shift up by £10k - £15k. I think it'll only be the c. 10 - 15 really good examples, low mileage and mint, which will go up and up for people who want to keep them as investments... I agree. I can't see mine going up that high despite the Racing Green engine, mainly due to the fact that it is not kept in concourse condition (very far from it in fact) and is considered high mileage at 40,000 miles. I can see pristine, perfect, concourse examples with stupidly low mileage going for silly money though.
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JxT
338 posts
43 months
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JonRB said: I agree. I can't see mine going up that high despite the Racing Green engine, mainly due to the fact that it is not kept in concourse condition (very far from it in fact) and is considered high mileage at 40,000 miles.
I can see pristine, perfect, concourse examples with stupidly low mileage going for silly money though. Still, better to enjoy them than becoming obsessed about keeping the mileage low to make a few grand!
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