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Author Topic: My 2.2 is in the FS section!  (Read 1203 times)

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Re: My 2.2 is in the FS section!
« Reply #15 on: 20 October 2008, 09:42:25 »

i just don't have the space anymore for projects, we have 4 cars already  ::)
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Re: My 2.2 is in the FS section!
« Reply #16 on: 20 October 2008, 12:25:59 »

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If it's going for project money, then I will be interested :y

Not quite that cheap James  ;)

Project money isn't always mega low... my Elite turned out a "project" and that cost me £1300.....

I guess a potential buyer (I am mildly considering it as a business car!) needs to consider the cost of repairing.

1) Those snapped exhaust manifold studs - still not sure I could drill in situ and make a good job, so for a DIYer it's probs going to be a head off job, so pretty much a top end rebuild for a proper fix - during which is a good time to find that noisy lifter!

2) New Rad, and flushout out of the bodgeweld..

3) New ABS ECU and relevent setting up with Tech2

4) Exhaust's bandaged - so probably will want new sections soon.

So - market value, minus the cost of those jobs, I'd say is probably fair?  :)
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Re: My 2.2 is in the FS section!
« Reply #17 on: 20 October 2008, 19:00:10 »

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If it's going for project money, then I will be interested :y

Not quite that cheap James  ;)

Project money isn't always mega low... my Elite turned out a "project" and that cost me £1300.....

I guess a potential buyer (I am mildly considering it as a business car!) needs to consider the cost of repairing.

1) Those snapped exhaust manifold studs - still not sure I could drill in situ and make a good job, so for a DIYer it's probs going to be a head off job, so pretty much a top end rebuild for a proper fix - during which is a good time to find that noisy lifter!

2) New Rad, and flushout out of the bodgeweld..

3) New ABS ECU and relevent setting up with Tech2

4) Exhaust's bandaged - so probably will want new sections soon.

So - market value, minus the cost of those jobs, I'd say is probably fair?  :)

Current plan if i get it fixed myself.....local garage is going to drill in situ, using a right angled air drill.....only a pilot hole, then tap a left handed thread.....with conversations i had with others with snapped studs on 4pots....the studs will probably come out when trying to tap them...if not a left threaded bolt and unscrew em  :y

But upto you, how you tackle the job if you become the owner of it  ;)

Id agree with the new rad, but a secondhand abs ecu or get the one fitted repaired......would be fine, in fact I will prolly get it repaired as it wouldnt need tech2 work then  :y

Exhaust I agree with.......tho if i end putting it on autotrader I wouldnt touch the rad or exhaust  ::)

PM me James, if you wanna make an offer  :y
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