Anyone know this car T105XBV
Anyone know this car T105XBV
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aerofoil

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1,543 posts

266 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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12K for a 99 4.5 with 1 previous owner. I'm starting to get very tempted.

jensena

5,671 posts

259 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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I'm starting to worry about how the prices are plummeting Where is it advrtised?

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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I'm presuming it's the 99, 4.5, on Autotrader.

Is it HPI clear ?

Aerofoil

Original Poster:

1,543 posts

266 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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RUSSELLM said:
I'm presuming it's the 99, 4.5, on Autotrader.

Is it HPI clear ?


Yep its the greeny silver one on autotrader with black spiders. Don't really like the interior colour, but the one owner to me sounds like it may be a good one. The price is very cheap though, does make you wonder if something isn't quite right, or it could be an absolute bargain!

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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I think that looks nice.

If they write mine off this week, I'd be calling and asking the question.

Get in there Aerofoil, you know it makes sense (In a non financial way of course)

Makes you wonder how much the trader paid for it, if he's knocking it out at £12k.

I'd guess that's on the register, but you never know.

Edited by RUSSELLM on Tuesday 17th October 13:37

tvrinbfg

1,460 posts

313 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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TVR Power had it on sale or return circa March 2005. Dom said it was a very nice car at the time. I remembered it because BV is Preston so it was probably sold or at least registered by the Factory and at the time Preston/Manchester DVLAs were using the X to show it was a personal export/serviceman car.

Aerofoil

Original Poster:

1,543 posts

266 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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Tempted, need to talk the wife round..... again

c3ber

4,714 posts

252 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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If its a good car go for it, the wife will love it. Yes things will go wrong but they do in all cars of whatever age and make. Buy it now because this low price bubble will not last forever and you will wish you had taken the plunge.

HarryW

16,028 posts

298 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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yikes if thats a clean car then I'm surprised you haven't bitten his arm off before posting on here. You might even find someone will have gone and snapped it up if you are not too careful hehe.

I'll have a look at the ad when home later as the filter at work doesn't allow trader .

SI-PEN

1,009 posts

266 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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Aerofoil, have you bought it yet?

D.A.Z.

203 posts

243 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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c3ber said:
If its a good car go for it, the wife will love it. Yes things will go wrong but they do in all cars of whatever age and make. Buy it now because this low price bubble will not last forever and you will wish you had taken the plunge.


i am sure mr aerofoil has already had the pleasure of the cerb before mate,probably why he would like another

aerofoil

Original Poster:

1,543 posts

266 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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D.A.Z. said:
c3ber said:
If its a good car go for it, the wife will love it. Yes things will go wrong but they do in all cars of whatever age and make. Buy it now because this low price bubble will not last forever and you will wish you had taken the plunge.


i am sure mr aerofoil has already had the pleasure of the cerb before mate,probably why he would like another


Quite correct and loved it 2nd baby Aerofoil was the cause of the sale If only this car was around in 3 months time when I get my bonus! Am trying to convince the wife, but she is saying that "You've been there and got the T-shirt, don't you fancy anything else, I'd quite like a 911 like Karen has". (She has a Carrera 2), To which I replied, "they are slower and I don't fancy the image of a Porker, well I wouldn't mind a new model GT3", "how much are they then", "about 90K" .... ok then maybe the cerb is a better idea I think It may just be the wrong time for me to get back in the seat again, as I planned to wait until the nipper was big enough not to need a seat in the back, but it might just be worth buying and sticking in storage, as I can't believe they are going to get much cheaper than this.....

GarethGTT

430 posts

263 months

Wednesday 18th October 2006
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jensena said:
I'm starting to worry about how the prices are plummeting Where is it advrtised?

Lets all start the negative equity club.... sh-it

Edited by GarethGTT on Wednesday 18th October 00:20

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Wednesday 18th October 2006
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Panic ye not, you're always going to get the odd cheapy. About 18 months ago, there was a dealer selling a 4.2 for £8995 with a warranty. A minute on here & it went to another dealer, with the original seller being inundated with calls.

c3ber

4,714 posts

252 months

Wednesday 18th October 2006
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D.A.Z. said:
c3ber said:
If its a good car go for it, the wife will love it. Yes things will go wrong but they do in all cars of whatever age and make. Buy it now because this low price bubble will not last forever and you will wish you had taken the plunge.


i am sure mr aerofoil has already had the pleasure of the cerb before mate,probably why he would like another


In that case BUY BUY BUY THE DAMN THING!!!