lesapandre Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 Yea -I find however cheap it is...someone wants it cheaper. I'spose texting/messaging is so easy these days people can just faff about. A neighbour of mine who is in the trade recommends Gumtree and use a cheap pay as you go mobile to filter calls and put no texts in the ad. Or an Ebay classified. But I've virtually given up on selling my cars - I just put them in my barn.
lesapandre Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 Or find a nice person on here of course - I bought my Citroen AX through this site eddyramrod 1
Guest Hooli Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 I still want this,I still have nowhere for it.I still have no spare money.Let's see if it's still about when I finally get my new house bought (bloody ex holding things up).
Tickman Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 I sold my 940 recently with Gumtree. I had a lot of replies that were just numbers less than half of the advertised price. It took almost two weeks for someone to even think of coming to look at it, when he did he handed over the full price and drove off happy. Just take your time and someone will eventually turn up to look at it.
Cheezey Posted August 19, 2017 Author Posted August 19, 2017 Yeah I'm in no hurry. I've got space for it and not in dire straights needing the cash. Just off the phone from a chap who is interested in bank transferring cash and having it picked up. I told him about the gearbox etc and said I'd rather he saw it. Even suggested he gives the bloke collecting it the cash and have him test drive it. Explained that I'm anxious that once delivered to him he might think I've misdescribed it or something and not be happy with. He said he'll phone me back. Hooli, I'm hoping you get stuff sorted soon. You know everything about the car from this thread and won't be a bellend when it comes to buying. On a plus I managed to get my MX5 running properly this morning. Not without a wake up from an HT lead when trying to work out which cylinder wasn't firing.
Guest Hooli Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 Cheezey, the only thing I can't remember seeing in this thread is does the aircon work? I've got used to it in my Saab so require* it in all future cars. I agree with Rustbucket it's probably gearbox electrics, so must be fixable. However I was due to buy in June & my ex is still making it impossible so don't hold back for my sake. barefoot 1
Cheezey Posted August 19, 2017 Author Posted August 19, 2017 I'm going to say no on the aircon. I've turned it on once or twice and can't say I noticed much difference. I've done zero investigating as to whether it just needs a regas. I tend to just open the sunroof and or back windows. I know what you mean though. I've only had aircon in the last couple of years in cars and it's very easy to get accustomed to. Best of luck with your uncoupling.
Fat_Pirate Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 Have you considered roffling this? I reckon it would sell out pretty sharply, though your target demographic is currently dreaming of that S430 so let that finish first. gadgetgricey 1
lesapandre Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 ...this seems a bit elaborate for an old car and fraught with misunderstanding but if its a trader it may be ok - people are more realistic - I've paid for very cheap cars sight unseen but have usually gone to collect myself and at £200 its always been an adventure, dusk, rain falling, getting in an old car and driving off...Just off the phone from a chap who is interested in bank transferring cash and having it picked up.
Cheezey Posted December 18, 2019 Author Posted December 18, 2019 It is coming up to three years since I got this and was wondering if the gearbox ever got fixed. I sold it to @Insideimsmiling ‘s friend. I image searched the reg number. Looks like it’s been taken to a few meets and one of the images is on a dating website.
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