Awesome Spec V3 TYPE-R, but surely it,ll not fetch this much???
15 March 2009, 04:24 PM
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Awesome Spec V3 TYPE-R, but surely it,ll not fetch this much???
As said, i,ve seen this car a few times, but surely that price tag is VERY optimistic??
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15 March 2009, 04:43 PM
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10k would be more like it 
yes but very opitmistic, some people think you get your money back from modifying a car, it doesnt get anything back really, and where has the 72k gone? most people can do that for 30k....
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yes but very opitmistic, some people think you get your money back from modifying a car, it doesnt get anything back really, and where has the 72k gone? most people can do that for 30k....Tony
and he's spent 72k? 
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15 March 2009, 08:26 PM
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Lovely car.......but if I was looking to spend 50k on a car it would be
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and use rest for a sensible daily driver.
Good luck to him but Id be very surprised to see someone spend 50k
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and use rest for a sensible daily driver.
Good luck to him but Id be very surprised to see someone spend 50k
15 March 2009, 08:28 PM
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£50k.... No wonder the number plate is G 55 SUS (JESUS)!!!
Not into the fact that in Pic number 9 there is no wiper on the rear wiper arm. Scratch anyone?
Would rather have a MINT 22B... But hey! That won't be happening anytime soon!
Not into the fact that in Pic number 9 there is no wiper on the rear wiper arm. Scratch anyone?
Would rather have a MINT 22B... But hey! That won't be happening anytime soon!
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15 March 2009, 10:58 PM
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As for the exhuast comment - 'can be heard from three miles away'.
Who wants to be heard coming from that far?
Best of luck to him but there is no way on earth would I pay £50k for a classic Scoob, no matter what the spec. It would have to be the Gobstopper for that money and I fear if that were to ever be sold it would go for more than that.
£50k can get you a serious motor.
16 March 2009, 12:01 AM
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terrys was running around the 600-620 mark and was up for sale for 18k which i thought was a decent price.
50k is way off.
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mine is up for sale for 30k bargain at that
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