AM Bristol - Satisfied customer and car finally complete
AM Bristol - Satisfied customer and car finally complete
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leerandle

Original Poster:

833 posts

138 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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So, my car went into AM Bristol couple of weeks ago for the last stage of some major work and I picked the car up on Monday. I was really happy with the level of service and continued updates whilst the car was there. My car after nearly 3 years of ownership is finally 'finished' to a standard where it no longer needs any mechanical work. I bought the car knowing that there was work to be done and the price reflected that.

A list of the jobs completed so far:

New clutch
x4 New TPMS sensors
x4 New Tyres
x4 alloys refurbed
x4 dampers
New front and rear pads/discs/wear sensors
V12 sills
Clear Rear Lights
Boot ingress kit
Boot mounting plates
First aid Kit
Umbrella
New boot struts
Sat Nav gear fix
2014 sat nav discs (with post code search)
Brake Pedal Travel Sensor
Brake Transducer
Prodrive 200 cell cats
Tubi exhaust
Piano black sat nav/surround
Leather restored
Painted sills and front corner

I am now looking at getting some V12 bumpers/grille, but going to enjoy the car as it is for the summer.

In addition, I know that when people have had issues with certain AM dealers they have contact Andy Palmer, so I thought I would contact him to pass on some positive praise to the team at AM Bristol. He duly did and I received a confirmation e-mail from them letting me know Andy had been in touch.

Now onto some happy summer motoring.....................


HBradley

1,037 posts

212 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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WOW!!! Congratulations on getting your P&J back!
That's an epic list! Wouldn't it have been cheaper to buy a new car? biggrin

leerandle

Original Poster:

833 posts

138 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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HBradley said:
WOW!!! Congratulations on getting your P&J back!
That's an epic list! Wouldn't it have been cheaper to buy a new car? biggrin
Yes, but didn't have the full funds available at the time.

I've just spent a little bit each year and got the work done myself or at Indy's/AM dealers.

I think resale would be about break even, but I'm not planning on selling for a long while. She's a keeper, not a mistress lol

james-witton

1,363 posts

138 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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HBradley said:
WOW!!! Congratulations on getting your P&J back!
That's an epic list! Wouldn't it have been cheaper to buy a new car? biggrin
I think he has, bit by bit.

Hope you can fully enjoy it now.

Any pics?

HBradley

1,037 posts

212 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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leerandle said:
HBradley said:
WOW!!! Congratulations on getting your P&J back!
That's an epic list! Wouldn't it have been cheaper to buy a new car? biggrin
Yes, but didn't have the full funds available at the time.

I've just spent a little bit each year and got the work done myself or at Indy's/AM dealers.

I think resale would be about break even, but I'm not planning on selling for a long while. She's a keeper, not a mistress lol
Well done anyway, it certainly shows commitment to the marque!! beer

leerandle

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833 posts

138 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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I'll get some pics for later, it did look nice sat outside the showroom.

But I'm one of the people who start her up, check all the jobs have been done and drive off into the sunset......


leerandle

Original Poster:

833 posts

138 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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james-witton said:
I think he has, bit by bit.

Hope you can fully enjoy it now.

Any pics?
Oyster silver, quite a 'unique' colour.



hashluck

1,626 posts

306 months

Wednesday 10th May 2017
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Very nice. Well done for getting this back up to scratch properly