Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: 2boxerdogs on 20 October 2016, 09:26:00
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Off to Sussex today, a friend has found a 2001 one owner S class with full MB history with 6,600 miles from new ,he has always wanted one & the pics look excellent love days like these 😎😎
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I do like that shape S-Class but I think the rust like a son of a bitch, worse than Omegas. I suppose with next to no miles it should be pretty tidy assuming it's been kept indoors.
Pics will be good though :)
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+1 on the rust, will need a good wash and a waxoil
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No good at pics , car at Devonshire motor co. Pevensey take a look hope he can move him on price seems a lot to me !
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http://devonshiremotorcompany.co.uk/used-car-mercedes-benz-s-class-320-v6-692
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I would be doing an MoT history check once you know the reg... just to confirm the mileage... mats look a little older than 6.6k :-\
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This firm is familiar to me for some reason, maybe they have previosly had a Lotus Carlton for sale.
They also had a 2000 728i for sale for £11k with 31k miles ;D ;D ;D ;D I love the E38 7 Series but £11k for a 16 year old entry level poverty 7 is laughable.
My first fond memory of the S-Class was in 1999 following a brand new T-reg 320CDi that was lent to Top Gear Mag a friend and I followed in parallel with a 6ft gap at 50mph while a freelance motoring photographer hanging out of the boot. Took some concentration...
(http://www.ecfrs.co.uk/_lc/IMG_3986.JPG)
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Certainly worth a look. :y
It all depends on your perspective.
£13995 for a Merc that is barely run in sounds a bargain. :y
However, £13995 for a 15 year old S class doesn't. ;)
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Certainly worth a look. :y
It all depends on your perspective.
£13995 for a Merc that is barely run in sounds a bargain. :y
However, £13995 for a 15 year old S class doesn't. ;)
My thoughts would be around £9995 if I really wanted one but I would sooner spend it on a V8 model.
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Certainly worth a look. :y
It all depends on your perspective.
£13995 for a Merc that is barely run in sounds a bargain. :y
However, £13995 for a 15 year old S class doesn't. ;)
My thoughts would be around £9995 if I really wanted one but I would sooner spend it on a V8 model.
Indeed... that sort of cash can buy you a very nice W221 or W126... if ithad to be a W220 then at least make it a facelift ::)
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Car was superb, but way overpriced at £13,995 would not do a deal at £12,000 so walked away , good day out nice pub lunch & put a few miles on my V8 have advised my pal to contact Mark Taylor (MTSV) where I bought mine he is cheaper & cars are excellent .
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Car was superb, but way overpriced at £13,995 would not do a deal at £12,000 so walked away , good day out nice pub lunch & put a few miles on my V8 have advised my pal to contact Mark Taylor (MTSV) where I bought mine he is cheaper & cars are excellent .
Yep.....£13995 sounds like 'think of a number and then add 50%'