£26,995 OTR, 68k, and sold by pretty much one of the best resellers in the country
https://www.instagram.com/p/CMAl5eoM...d=hyqxpukwkhv1
£26,995 OTR, 68k, and sold by pretty much one of the best resellers in the country
https://www.instagram.com/p/CMAl5eoM...d=hyqxpukwkhv1
That's gorgeous
Cheap as you like in today's prices too. I guess there's the "does it need a rebuild" question at that mileage but if it's just had a clean bill of health...
When buying an RX7 I think it would be sound practice to assume it needs a rebuild even if it's just had oneOriginally Posted by piman2k
That is a pretty rex
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265bhp though, I'm after 280. The top 3 specs have 280. Gotta be done lol. I might even sell my S13 to get a bigger budget if we ever get out of lockdown. If I do it will be going on the forum only.
You'd refuse it over just 15hp, easily gainable from an exhaust or similar!?
Yes I like my cars standard.
8 grand more for 15hp from a standard car thats 30 years old and may very well have lost it. You’re mad.
Indeed, life is boring when you're not mad
I understand the logic a bit if you are after a mega investment to sell on at a later date. The sort of collectors who will be paying £100k for a Jap car in the next decade or so would likely be as anal about the 280bhp spec. Good luck hunting
100%, give it 10 years and that 15hp will be £20K.I understand the logic a bit if you are after a mega investment to sell on at a later date. The sort of collectors who will be paying £100k for a Jap car in the next decade or so would likely be as anal about the 280bhp spec. Good luck hunting
I get the feeling that this would only work if we could pursuade Ernest Borgnine to drive the Isle of Wight to Portsmouth hovercraft.
Which is fair and true, but I didn't think it was an investment car from what we talked about on pages 1 and 2. If it's an investment, the more desireable models makes sense.
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