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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #15 on: 06 November 2016, 07:55:40 »
Tiny picture right enough, not too far to travel to check it out though.

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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #16 on: 07 November 2016, 08:13:16 »
Meant to be going through tonight. Just been checking mot history. Wishbone bushes have been advisory the last few mots and also alot about headlight aim- thinking that could be a fault with self leveling. Failed twice on brake pipes also so i suspect they have been corrected.
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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #17 on: 07 November 2016, 09:59:50 »
Well, on the plus side, you'd be wanting to bin the front suspension anyway. Just make the seller aware what's required to get it to a decent standard. And if he says the front suspension's 'fine' I chewed an Omega tyre from perfectly legal to the canvas in a matter of a few weeks.

So leave the wishbones as they are, fit new tyres, and in 3 months you've got half 7mm, half bald tyres... it gets expensive, tell him!  :y
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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #18 on: 07 November 2016, 17:54:36 »
Just spoke to him. Apparently its had the wishbones replaced by a previous owner...i would check this anyway. Now the down side...its not a cdx. Its a cd. No cruise - which i would want. No self level xenons (doesnt matter - something else to break and i would just fit an hid kit) unsure what to do now....
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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #19 on: 07 November 2016, 22:54:51 »
went to see it, straight away i knew it wasnt for me. not the kind of standard im used to. used car or not. back to looking. although impressed with 2.6 engine !
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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #20 on: 07 November 2016, 23:00:20 »
Quote from: mcd840 on 07 November 2016, 22:54:51
went to see it, straight away i knew it wasnt for me. not the kind of standard im used to. used car or not. back to looking. although impressed with 2.6 engine !
Glad you never bought it...Look at the effort he put into his ad;;So what effort has he put into the car....It was mega over priced too..was it 900 quid he was asking ?
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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #21 on: 07 November 2016, 23:16:49 »
yes correct, makes me realise what a gem my 51 plate cdx 2.2dti vec was when i sold it for £750
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Re: going to see an omega
« Reply #22 on: 08 November 2016, 23:32:14 »
Just a note to say, that if you, like me, find an immaculate CD, I had to buy it due to condition, low mileage and price. Already having two Elites, I do miss a few of the toys, but I fitted cruise control in about ten minutes for £15. Just had to get it programmed. All other aspects of the car was worth
the lack of toys. :y
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