Terzo for sale
03 February 2002, 02:35 PM
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Scooby-city Steve / Bluie,
A standard Terzo definitely use a 2-pot caliper, with 274mm disks.
Just had mine changed to 4-pots + 355mm disks (yes 355).
I have had mine for 3 years and LOVE the car. Although I must confess that if I had the chance of an R34 I would be tempted !!!
Good luck selling it m8.
Simon
(Terzo 290)
A standard Terzo definitely use a 2-pot caliper, with 274mm disks.
Just had mine changed to 4-pots + 355mm disks (yes 355).
I have had mine for 3 years and LOVE the car. Although I must confess that if I had the chance of an R34 I would be tempted !!!
Good luck selling it m8.
Simon
(Terzo 290)
03 February 2002, 07:38 PM
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No point keeping the car as well as a R34, wife's just got a new car so it would be surplus to requirement. Not saying the car is bad if fact I would say it's brilliant, but with the R34 I will not need it. Car will be going into the Autocar this week. Some how I find it strange that at this price I have had not a single offer. Maybe it's too cheap.
You sure you do not need a second Terzo?
Nick
No point keeping the car as well as a R34, wife's just got a new car so it would be surplus to requirement. Not saying the car is bad if fact I would say it's brilliant, but with the R34 I will not need it. Car will be going into the Autocar this week. Some how I find it strange that at this price I have had not a single offer. Maybe it's too cheap.
You sure you do not need a second Terzo?
Nick
26 February 2002, 07:00 PM
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Car now sold for near asking price, someone cannot remember who asked if I could post when sold, was on a previous thread, but search is down so cannot trace them.
Also thanks to whoever suggested www.find-it.co.uk as this is the way it was sold. Sad day to see the car go but we move on.
Thanks again for posting the pic.
Good luck to those wanting to buy and sell Scoobys
Nick
Also thanks to whoever suggested www.find-it.co.uk as this is the way it was sold. Sad day to see the car go but we move on.
Thanks again for posting the pic.
Good luck to those wanting to buy and sell Scoobys
Nick
26 February 2002, 08:51 PM
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How much near asking Bluie? Paul Corrigan will be interested in whether or not it was sold Private or Trade, as he's got a Terzo and is thinking of selling.
Cheers in advance Bluie.
Cheers in advance Bluie.
27 February 2002, 06:03 AM
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The car was sold privately via www.find-it.co.uk
As to the price it was within a few hundreds of the asking price
I had spent money prior to viewing getting the car completely valeted by a pro company, I believe that made a big difference, although mine did have above average mileage it was in good condition.
From prices I received via the dealers I believe they are taking the pi55 at the moment, regardless of what you are trading in against
As to the price it was within a few hundreds of the asking price
I had spent money prior to viewing getting the car completely valeted by a pro company, I believe that made a big difference, although mine did have above average mileage it was in good condition.
From prices I received via the dealers I believe they are taking the pi55 at the moment, regardless of what you are trading in against
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