Cat c advert

[Blangs]

Gents,

Does any person how the history of the advertised Cat c t350 currently in the classfieds?


Any knowledge is well recieved .

[Targarama]

No, but I would hope the owner has shots of the car pre-repair to put buyer's minds to rest.

[Blangs]

Part history :-( which Is the best company to get a health check from?

[Targarama]

1. Talk to the place which has been servicing it (as they may know more about the damage).
2. Then take it to Str8six for a once over.

IMO £13.5k is top money. Go in with your eyes open. Oh, and decide whether you want air conditioning before you buy a car without.

[Blangs]

Thanks for the pointers. Do you think that's expensive for what it is when you say top money? Out of interest what were the production numbers on the t350?

[Targarama]

Blangs said:

Thanks for the pointers. Do you think that's expensive for what it is when you say top money? Out of interest what were the production numbers on the t350?

It is worth what someone is willing to pay for it (remember that if you plan to sell it too). Compare it with some of the cheapest non-CAT cars yourself. This one may be in A1 condition and worth it for all I know, just do your homework by looking at other cars too! It certainly looks very nice in the pictures.

[LeeT350c]

Targarama said:

1. Talk to the place which has been servicing it (as they may know more about the damage).
2. Then take it to Str8six for a once over.

IMO £13.5k is top money. Go in with your eyes open. Oh, and decide whether you want air conditioning before you buy a car without.

That car has AC.

Cheers. Lee.

[Targarama]

LeeT350c said:

Targarama said:

1. Talk to the place which has been servicing it (as they may know more about the damage).
2. Then take it to Str8six for a once over.

IMO £13.5k is top money. Go in with your eyes open. Oh, and decide whether you want air conditioning before you buy a car without.

That car has AC.

Cheers. Lee.

Oh yeah, I see the pipes in the engine bay pic.

Edited by Targarama on Friday 30th July 17:57

[Blangs]

I certainly havent done much studying. All I know is my heart says tvr and head, Porsche. Call me cynical but , don't they all break!

[Targarama]

Blangs said:

I certainly havent done much studying. All I know is my heart says tvr and head, Porsche. Call me cynical but , don't they all break!

You're right, Porsches do tend to break down.

Save us 1,001 questions; please just test drive a modern TVR, you will know before you've left the driveway/forecourt whether you're a TVR person or not.

[Talksteer]

Targarama said:

No, but I would hope the owner has shots of the car pre-repair to put buyer's minds to rest.

Having been to see it I can tell you that the car has service history following the accident, no record of what the damage that wrote it off was and who repaired it and no service history prior to the accident.

I didn't put in an offer.

[FactoryPilot]

IMO For £13.5k you could get a non-accident damaged Tamora and essentially they are the same cars under the skin anyway.