Do you know this car; P929PLA
Do you know this car; P929PLA
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combine04

Original Poster:

71 posts

149 months

Friday 20th October 2017
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Hi folks,

Still on the look out for a 450 post 98 Chim... I've started to adjust my expectations (as normal in used car buying!) and looking at different colours and ages.

This one came across my path on the various sites, so wondered if it was known within these circles? Two owners, now with a dealer/owner that is looking to move it on.

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...

Many thanks!

James

citizen smith

790 posts

203 months

Friday 20th October 2017
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Looks good from a distance!, but plenty of money for the year and mileage.

Perhaps a private purchase might be more advantageous.

TJC46

2,196 posts

228 months

Monday 23rd October 2017
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citizen smith said:
Looks good from a distance!, but plenty of money for the year and mileage.

Perhaps a private purchase might be more advantageous.
Have to agree with this. Top money for a car still on its original outriggers.

Dash is all cracked, carpets faded both easy fix but should be spot on for this money.

No pics of the chassis anywhere ?

Best still, my personal pet hate........the chassis has been waxoyled on a regular basis...................salesman speak...................... what they really mean

is.......... any visible signs of rust or flaking powdercoat have been hid beneath layers of shcensoredte

QBee

22,090 posts

166 months

Tuesday 24th October 2017
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Any car newer than 1996 will either already have had new outriggers, or will be shortly due some.
At £1500-£2000, I would probably be looking for a car where they had already been done.
The older cars had better painted chassis work, so don't necessarily rot there as quickly.