£24K for a 97 Griff!

[DustyC]

Seems a bit much, although it does only have 10K miles on the clock.
www.pistonheads.com/sales/detail.asp?i=21015&s=3&sc=GU87

[FlipFlopGriff]

Dusty,
JFDI for fooks sake.
Can't see it on the web site??
FFG

[Steve_T]

10k miles not necessarily a benefit on a car that age, you can just as easy get problems through under use as over use, they're just different problems.

Steve.

[_DJ_]

DustyC said:

Seems a bit much, although it does only have 10K miles on the clock. www.pistonheads.com/sales/detail.asp?i=21015&s=3&sc=GU87

Yep, definately. There's a 2000 new spec Griff for 28 in Sprint.

[DustyC]

FlipFlopGriff said:

Dusty, JFDI for fooks sake.

I dont want it so theres no point.

And even if I did want it I couldnt afford it anyway!

And if I could afford it Id buy a newer one!

>> Edited by DustyC on Monday 22 March 14:14

[shnozz]

Dusty, why dont you buy a part a week? Then you can spec the car exactly as you want it and, lets face it, it wont take you any longer before you end up with the finished article. There are some brakes for sale on PH classifieds and I think I saw some seats too

[DustyC]

Brilliant idea!
It will be like buying that magazine which comes with part of an RC car each month.

Now then, which bit to buy first...

[griffter]

Dusty, if Griff prices carry on like this, you'd better joing the 'S' forum

...or get your ***** wallet out!

[DustyC]

If they start going up like that I think I'll take Shnozzs idea more seriously!

[johno]

What I want to know is why do people bother owning these cars !!!!!

10,000 miles in 7 yrs is .... err.... brain working ..... err ...

1450 miles a year !!!!!!!

Why fecking bother ???

God only knows what state it is in .... hardly been run in.

[gooner]

I started reading this chain with great interest as I have an immaculate '97 Griff with just under 10,000 miles on the clock. I bought it last September from a dealer for a few k less than £24k (only 7k miles at the time) so delighted by the appreciation(!).

I thought I'd check out the ad. Noticed the light conversion, the full leather interior, still didn't justify £3k. Then I noticed the Tuscan boot conversion, the roof conversion and now I'm thinking that £24k for a low mileage misnamed Tuscan doesn't seem too bad at all . Go for it DustyC!

[DustyC]

but with the 2 cylinders missing it should be cheaper surely?

[apprentice]

I feel certain that the next PHer that enters their showroom will draw their attention to it......

[rmc]

This is my old car - I've just traded in for a T350T, as I wanted something different - It's been lovingly cherished (but I am biased ), fully serviced (whether it's covered the mileage or not) If you're interested in further details - just email me through PH.
Rich.

P.S. something wrong with the pictures though...

>> Edited by rmc on Tuesday 23 March 13:00

[Beano500]

apprentice said:

I feel certain that the next PHer that enters their showroom will draw their attention to it......

Peter - can you get me a Griff like that please. I have a Black Tuscan 5 litre, from 1996!, to trade in.......