SEAC for sale
SEAC for sale
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Patrick

Original Poster:

528 posts

313 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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After speaking to a friend earlier in the week, I'm going to be selling my 420SEAC (sniff sniff)

This was not an easy decision to arrive at, but changes in circumstances have forced my hand.

It's going into the marketplace tomorrow - I'll be happy to go through the history,
price etc either on phone or by email

If there are any interested parties that want a big, loud SEAC - get in touch as I'll have to
sell my pride & joy sooner rather than later, and I really don't want to sell it to some unknown on eBay



nick heppinstall

9,071 posts

309 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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Patrick said:
After speaking to a friend earlier in the week, I'm going to be selling my 420SEAC (sniff sniff)

This was not an easy decision to arrive at, but changes in circumstances have forced my hand.

It's going into the marketplace tomorrow - I'll be happy to go through the history,
price etc either on phone or by email

If there are any interested parties that want a big, loud SEAC - get in touch as I'll have to
sell my pride & joy sooner rather than later, and I really don't want to sell it to some unknown on eBay





Hi Patrick. I felt the same about ebay but after months on PH with no interest I gave it a go and she went for my asking price. I'm afraid in the current climate you should explore whatever avenues get you the price you want. My ebay experience while worrying at time turned out to be fine with an enthusiast buying the car.

Good luck !

gun metal

821 posts

270 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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The car is welcome in Hollland.

gsx600

2,740 posts

277 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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I think we'ed better do the same as TVRNUT and keep this SEAC in UK !!!

Bagsie I look after it though

combine

3,114 posts

258 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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Lucky enough to have a ride in that seac at last wedgefest and its definitely noisy.

blaineuk

2,615 posts

276 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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combine said:
Lucky enough to have a ride in that seac at last wedgefest and its definitely noisy.

you know you want it.how was the run out today

combine

3,114 posts

258 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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That seac is white , which is not my favorite wedge colour! , prefer Denzel's blue 450. The run to whitwell - Rutland Water - was very short of wedges , in fact mine was the only v8 ,and a v6 , so we were surrounded by 'other tvr's ' so I did my best to make up for it as far as noise was concerned , in fact in Uppingham an old geezer got very angry shaking his fist at me , sorry mate can't help it, thats what wedges are about. Other Tivs don't pop and crackle , sad really .

jack valiant

1,894 posts

265 months

Wednesday 21st June 2006
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Patrick I have sent you an email!

Chris

gsx600

2,740 posts

277 months

Wednesday 21st June 2006
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Chris

Like those wheels on your machine, they look like the cup raider 17's I had on a black 350. Not seen them on a 400 style but seem to look good. Are they 17's ?

JamieG

911 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st June 2006
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Good luck with the sale Patrick and hope you have more success than I had! I gave up, told the wife "it will never sell" and promptly booked it into the local TVR indie garage for £1k's worth of work!! Still, it least it should get me to the Wedgefest.

jack valiant

1,894 posts

265 months

Friday 23rd June 2006
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Paul .... They are 18" with the ultra low profile Proxies they just fit without any rubbing. I think they look ok without too much "bling"