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Thanks for that... the car looks ok to me too, yet wish it had a bittle lower mileage. Wondering whether it's worth for me travelling 85 miles to see it at the weekend. Looks like I could part-exchange also which would be ideal...
Uh... it's not an old car at all; it's the top of range 2000 Mitsubishi Shogun Pinin (leather, sat nav etc), 1.8 Gdi engine (wonderful!)... with only 43K on the clock, you see. iI'd keep it gladly, but I need more space to accommodate mountain biking gear.
Glass's guide book is coming up with a price of £2,250, if your trading in dont expect to get more than that, if you do they are being very generous for trading purposes.
May be worth private sale.
Forgot to say, mountain biking was my passion for a while. I had a Pace Frame, with shimano XTR gear train, and carbon fibre pace forks, Loved racing the pipeline in dartmoor. 10 years ago now mind.
Yes, I know how much the shogun is worth, but I think I'll still go for part-exchange just to save me the hassle (in Parker's the value for my model is £2850p/x). Plus, I don't have another car in the meantime. Your MTB gear was good... shame you no longer... I haven't yet gone to the carbon-side of things yet, but still I no longer fancy carrying bikes on the back of a car. May I thank you for your help, you're very kind.
Last edited by Surf-wannabe; 23 August 2007, 16:13.
Thanks for that... the car looks ok to me too, yet wish it had a bittle lower mileage. Wondering whether it's worth for me travelling 85 miles to see it at the weekend. Looks like I could part-exchange also which would be ideal...
That blue one has a bit of ass-sag by the look of it. New springs required - not expensive and easy job but may be useful to beat the price down a bit!
The Burgundy one... is that Andrew Lee's old truck? If so, you might want to get in touch with him and ... erm... ask him about it before parting with readies!
Forgot to say, mountain biking was my passion for a while. I had a Pace Frame, with shimano XTR gear train, and carbon fibre pace forks, Loved racing the pipeline in dartmoor. 10 years ago now mind.
I had an early ProFlex with Pace RC35s about 10 years ago. £350 for <1" of travel! Nicely made bit of bike bling though!
That blue one has a bit of ass-sag by the look of it. New springs required - not expensive and easy job but may be useful to beat the price down a bit!
The Burgundy one... is that Andrew Lee's old truck? If so, you might want to get in touch with him and ... erm... ask him about it before parting with readies!
it looks like it as you can see the orange boots on the shocks and blue springs
it looks like it as you can see the orange boots on the shocks and blue springs
Huh?? Do you guys actually recognise some car from a picture?? i'M TOTALLY HUMBLED! no, don't want to travel to see a car that needs stuff doing to it (sag??? no - no!) - how can you tell??
That's it, I'm upset now!
Last edited by Surf-wannabe; 23 August 2007, 20:15.
Huh?? Do you guys actually recognise some car from a picture?? i'M TOTALLY HUMBLED! no, don't want to travel to see a car that needs stuff doing to it (sag??? no - no!) - how can you tell??
just look at the gap from the rear wheel arch to the tyre,once you've seen a few you will naturally see the butt sag
Huh?? Do you guys actually recognise some car from a picture?? i'M TOTALLY HUMBLED! no, don't want to travel to see a car that needs stuff doing to it (sag??? no - no!) - how can you tell??
Yup they do - don't miss anythin' they don't. Speak to Andrew Lee like they said, might not be all bad.
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