Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Chazza12 on 31 December 2017, 19:47:54
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2.500.00 if you got it. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122888359547?ul_noapp=true
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£2500 for a 'poverty spec' 2 litre four pot.
Hmmm.
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Lovely!!!!
Makes my £4K example seem an even better buy! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
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2.500.00 if you got it. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122888359547?ul_noapp=true
Jeeze, I knew you were likely to get robbed in Manchester, but they don’t usually advertise!
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Looks Elite spec with those wheels and fog lights. These were not on CD spec of that shape.
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2.500.00 if you got it. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122888359547?ul_noapp=true
Why would you pick a 2.0L GLS for a rebuild?
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2.500.00 if you got it. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122888359547?ul_noapp=true
Why would you pick a 2.0L GLS for a rebuild?
First new car perhaps :-\
Actually looks alright from the pictures ;)
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The poster of that ad seems to think that receipts for £3k should add £2k to a £500 car. In reality, the best of the new stuff is now worth a few pence per pound paid. The rest is worthless.
And what do they mean by a full rebuild?
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I think that is a 'stock' photo on the listing or one off the internet. I don't think it is of the actual car for sale. Anyone genuinely interested would be best asking for additional photos of the car in its current state.
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Who would spend more than £500 on *ANY* car bought on egay?
The British public has just got lazy/stupid (pick either/or)
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Also sells Lady Gaga fake nails. 8) ;D
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I think Tunnie has shown us the increasingly likely fate of virtually all Omegas. :( Any car that is not hot dipped galvanised will have a typical life of 13 years due to tin worm. ::) £3k of spaces will not include a new body shell as one of them. :o
There is a reason why you still see rust free 740/760, 940/960 Volvos on the road as they were hot dipped galvanised. Volvo did this to ensure structural integrity and accident safety for longer. :y
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There is a reason why you still see rust free 740/760, 940/960 Volvos on the road as they were hot dipped galvanised. Volvo did this to ensure structural integrity and accident safety for longer. :y
Indeed. I popped round to see a friend over the Christmas period and remarked on the condition of his F reg Volvo 7 Series estate. (4 pot - not the V6, so the engine had survived too!)
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Aren't Audis supposed to be galvanised? As I know of many 15yr old ones that have rusty bodywork.... ....those that haven't been scrapped due to rust induced MOT failures underneath.
I think part of the issue is people just do not think (or be arsed) to do a little body/chassis maintenance (such as wax and polish, and re-underseal), and dealers certainly won't. Maybe with the TV ads for a few years ago for Audi, Audi owners thought it would never rust. That was always going to turn out like a Series Landrover owner saying his car wasn't going to rust ;D
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Looks like an Elite and a very pricy one considering
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Looks Elite spec with those wheels and fog lights. These were not on CD spec of that shape.
Looks like an Elite and a very pricy one considering
Says Elite on the Door Badge. ;)