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Just spoke to the fella and the car has been sorn and sat for 3-4 years with just a little drive now and then..He said he has started it every 3 months but the battery has gone flat!..Although it is in a dry , warm garage it doesnt stop things from perishing and rust forming in the fuel tanks..And brakes and clutches seizing up...The price is as stated with no room for offers..There is no T&T but if it is still in good condition then its worth a look..Someone is looking at it later and he is going to let me know the outcome...Cheers...Ziga
PS: I forgot to mention he said that when he was using it he used to go to greenwich park and draw a small crowd...The irony...Anyone for a sausage sarnie...
PS: I forgot to mention he said that when he was using it he used to go to greenwich park and draw a small crowd...The irony...Anyone for a sausage sarnie...
Edited by mrzigazaga on Thursday 2nd August 10:54
I once bought a Wedge that had stood in a garage for a few years. It cost me an arm and a leg to put it right. Remember, ' A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss' and like I said earlier, 'Not Everything That Glitters Is Gold'.
What is it with people? They see a car one thousand pounds under price and automatically assume its a bargain. One thousand pounds in the world of TVR doesn't go a long way my friends. My advice? Check it out well or it could turn out to be an expensive project. Good luck.
Tony TCB.
What is it with people? They see a car one thousand pounds under price and automatically assume its a bargain. One thousand pounds in the world of TVR doesn't go a long way my friends. My advice? Check it out well or it could turn out to be an expensive project. Good luck.
Tony TCB.
Lean Machine said:
I once bought a Wedge that had stood in a garage for a few years. It cost me an arm and a leg to put it right. Remember, ' A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss' and like I said earlier, 'Not Everything That Glitters Is Gold'.
What is it with people? They see a car one thousand pounds under price and automatically assume its a bargain. One thousand pounds in the world of TVR doesn't go a long way my friends. My advice? Check it out well or it could turn out to be an expensive project. Good luck.
Tony TCB.
I agree with you tony..Could be a case of "Fools gold"..The guy sounded a bit shady and didnt seem to know much about wedges, I think he bought it initially to show off in but maybe something happend to it?..The reg is covered so a check cant be done to see if its been involved in any accidents!!..I might go and have a look to check the outriggers..Also if the engine is an NCK and take bundles of pics..And also check it on a DVLA database..I actually really like the green F reg 350i with the biscuit leather and the SEAC dash... What is it with people? They see a car one thousand pounds under price and automatically assume its a bargain. One thousand pounds in the world of TVR doesn't go a long way my friends. My advice? Check it out well or it could turn out to be an expensive project. Good luck.
Tony TCB.
mrzigazaga said:
I actually really like the green F reg 350i with the biscuit leather and the SEAC dash...
The green one sounds a lot more promising and ticks all the right boxes. It's currently in use and roadworthy. Looks nice and clean in the photos. Nice unusual color and a good combination with the interior. The seller has made an effort to sell in the advert and described it well and seems fairly priced. Well worth checking out in my view.Tony. TCB.
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