Anyone know this Murci
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Going to have a look at this Murci in a couple of weeks on our way up north, and just wondered if anyone knows the car or any history behind it?
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1514790.htm
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1514790.htm
Edited by Lambochick on Saturday 17th April 22:44
Lambochick said:
Going to have a look at this Murci in a couple of weeks on our way up north, and just wondered if anyone knows the car or any history behind it?
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1514790.htm
Ask if it was owned by a bloke in Morley, reg DSB 1, If so I can put you intouch with the owner.http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1514790.htm
Edited by Lambochick on Saturday 17th April 22:44
Where have you been? It's not a taboo subject, but at the same time it's not something we want to be shouting about on an open forum.
A resume that should explain all is in the LCUK thread of this forum, and as such is restricted to LCUK members, most of whom are friends. We felt it was better to explain there, rather than here for Uncle Tom Cobbley and his dog to take apart and add comments, most of which would probably be inappropriate or based on assumption.
A resume that should explain all is in the LCUK thread of this forum, and as such is restricted to LCUK members, most of whom are friends. We felt it was better to explain there, rather than here for Uncle Tom Cobbley and his dog to take apart and add comments, most of which would probably be inappropriate or based on assumption.
Lambochick said:
Where have you been? It's not a taboo subject, but at the same time it's not something we want to be shouting about on an open forum.
A resume that should explain all is in the LCUK thread of this forum, and as such is restricted to LCUK members, most of whom are friends. We felt it was better to explain there, rather than here for Uncle Tom Cobbley and his dog to take apart and add comments, most of which would probably be inappropriate or based on assumption.
I shall mind my own business then.A resume that should explain all is in the LCUK thread of this forum, and as such is restricted to LCUK members, most of whom are friends. We felt it was better to explain there, rather than here for Uncle Tom Cobbley and his dog to take apart and add comments, most of which would probably be inappropriate or based on assumption.
:-)
The orange Murci you are looking at looks awesome though!
... hmmm, the mists are clearing ...
... I sense that Murciélago hunting in the north will take place ...
... in search of a great car with a pedigree of trophy-winning being applicable ...
... in a vibrant colour, (of course), if not any orange-ness ...
... I'm getting 'green in Yorkshire' coming from somewhere ...
... and just imagine all that extra boot space! ...
... good luck Lchick! ...
Actually I did find a green one that I really liked, but I don't think D was too keen. Ah well.
Jonny that car is on our reserve list of cars to see. It's a strange thing to say, but the price made us a little wary - why is it so cheap compared to others of a similar vintage; is there something wrong with it?
Jonny that car is on our reserve list of cars to see. It's a strange thing to say, but the price made us a little wary - why is it so cheap compared to others of a similar vintage; is there something wrong with it?
Edited by Lambochick on Tuesday 20th April 19:46
Lambochick said:
Actually I did find a green one that I really liked, but I don't think D was too keen. Ah well.
Jonny that car is on our reserve list of cars to see. It's a strange thing to say, but the price made us a little wary - why is it so cheap compared to others of a similar vintage; is there something wrong with it?
Maybe it's not clean, not serviced full on time, maybe a CAT-C/D - or maybe it's just a bit more than a trade bid he got for it . Nice car, wheels are the best facelift for this year car IMOJonny that car is on our reserve list of cars to see. It's a strange thing to say, but the price made us a little wary - why is it so cheap compared to others of a similar vintage; is there something wrong with it?
Edited by Lambochick on Tuesday 20th April 19:46
jonny5 said:
A lovely looking car but............a). I cannot see which side of the car the steering wheel is on.
b). The marker lights are not UK spec.
c). The house style and fencing are very North American.
and finally the most obvious
d) The road sign is on the wrong side of the road/facing the wrong direction.
n/a
Lambochick said:
Going to have a look at this Murci in a couple of weeks on our way up north, and just wondered if anyone knows the car or any history behind it?
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1514790.htm
I pass that everyday going to work.http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1514790.htm
Edited by Lambochick on Saturday 17th April 22:44
not applicable said:
jonny5 said:
A lovely looking car but............a). I cannot see which side of the car the steering wheel is on.
b). The marker lights are not UK spec.
c). The house style and fencing are very North American.
and finally the most obvious
d) The road sign is on the wrong side of the road/facing the wrong direction.
n/a
Lambominx said:
Lisa, go for a green merci, I'd love one, Ian not so keen though, must be a girl thing !!
Yes!! It IS a girl thing! That Yorkshire-located, LCUK award-winning Murciélago in Verde Ithaca looks brilliant with its very dark blue interior ... those men have no idea do they?Lamborghinis of all ages look so much better in shades of green.
ps: my gender reassignment is not going at all well, any additional nut-decoupling funds are very welcome ta very glad
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