K reg Sapphire RS Cosworth 4x4
01 August 2003, 08:58 AM
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1992K Sapphire RS Cosworth 4x4,
Immaculate inside and out
rare Smokestone Blue – Black leather interior, Air-con, Elec sunroof,
Full Service History + all MOT’s + folder of bills etc.
Cat 1 & Cat 2 Clifford security
MOT and Tax both until June 2004,
Recent service and tune with Cam-belt, cam-belt pulley, TPS sensor etc etc.
4 new quality tyres on immaculate standard rims.
Stage 1 Ahmed Bayjoo chip (280 bhp) – Magnex Stainless steel exhaust
Kevlar dump valve, K & N panel filter.
Boost gauge and oil pressure gauge.
£’000’s recently spent – hence immaculate condition.
A quality and pampered car
£ 7850.00
tel 07941 363631
e.mail dclay2@hansentransmissions.com
Immaculate inside and out
rare Smokestone Blue – Black leather interior, Air-con, Elec sunroof,
Full Service History + all MOT’s + folder of bills etc.
Cat 1 & Cat 2 Clifford security
MOT and Tax both until June 2004,
Recent service and tune with Cam-belt, cam-belt pulley, TPS sensor etc etc.
4 new quality tyres on immaculate standard rims.
Stage 1 Ahmed Bayjoo chip (280 bhp) – Magnex Stainless steel exhaust
Kevlar dump valve, K & N panel filter.
Boost gauge and oil pressure gauge.
£’000’s recently spent – hence immaculate condition.
A quality and pampered car
£ 7850.00
tel 07941 363631
e.mail dclay2@hansentransmissions.com
01 August 2003, 11:28 AM
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What a great looking example.....its good to see a last of the line example that still looks as Ford intended it, with the original wheels etc. These are getting v rare in this condition - a free BTT for you !
01 August 2003, 12:44 PM
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cheers for the replies - it is on passionford also
I like the fact that is standard also - they are rare now in this condition, especially the smokestone blue.
trouble is, it seems buyers are even rarer.
anyway - never mind - I don't suppose its ever going to depreciate too much - + the rarer they get the more its worth in spares.
onwards and upwards
David
I like the fact that is standard also - they are rare now in this condition, especially the smokestone blue.
trouble is, it seems buyers are even rarer.
anyway - never mind - I don't suppose its ever going to depreciate too much - + the rarer they get the more its worth in spares.
onwards and upwards
David
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04 August 2003, 09:26 AM
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cheers for replies - yesterday I washed/ polished, vacuumed, moisturised leather - and took it to a picturesque spot for some photos -
and vowed not to sell.
I have had the usual array of penniless timewasters - which all makes you think is it worth selling what is a genuine immaculate example with no gremlins.
then lo-and behold - log into my e.mail this morning and another three enquiries.
Oh decisions decisions.
and vowed not to sell.
I have had the usual array of penniless timewasters - which all makes you think is it worth selling what is a genuine immaculate example with no gremlins.
then lo-and behold - log into my e.mail this morning and another three enquiries.
Oh decisions decisions.
06 August 2003, 08:30 AM
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cheers cb
still getting the runaround from wannabes -
getting nearer and nearer to the point of stuff it - I'll keep it.
if it was a real sh1tter I could understand - oh well
yeah see you 27th all being well.
david
still getting the runaround from wannabes -
getting nearer and nearer to the point of stuff it - I'll keep it.
if it was a real sh1tter I could understand - oh well
yeah see you 27th all being well.
david
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