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[VX1]

I didn't see a buy it now price, just bid start price of 99p.

[paul.c]

they are not worth much more than the postage price £70

[Danny]

I didn't see a buy it now price, just bid start price of 99p.

the buy it now price disappears when a bid is placed if an auction has no reserve, as in this case, i placed a bid

[Markie]

I didn't see a buy it now price, just bid start price of 99p.

the buy it now price disappears when a bid is placed if an auction has no reserve, as in this case, i placed a bid

oh you fiend   bet i outbid you at £1.04

[Danny]

  i'll just outbid you again!!

[hotel21]

Now at £160 and probable to continue to rise......

Shil bidding anyone??

[Markie]

Now at £160 and probable to continue to rise......

Shil bidding anyone??

Nope, not a chance..

[Craig_R]

I think these will go for about £250

These are not facelift leathers also the rear seats side parts are not smooth like a facelift and the doorcards are prefacelift Does have solid head rests so i am guessing front seat airbags. but the wiring will be different if the new owner wants to put them in a facelift

Craig

[TheBoy]

the sports leather commands a much higher price than standard leather....

[Paul M]

the sports leather commands a much higher price than standard leather....

Absolutely... personally I'd rather have sports cloth (which my MV6 has) than non-sports leather, which is more suited to your living room than a car. Sports leather is very nice, but rare -- which drives the price up. Standard Elite sofa-style leather is ten a penny, you can barely give the stuff away.

The best interior to salvage from is an Elite that has had the sports leather option, as that way you get leather door cards too. Just swap the horrid plastic "wood" trims for the MV6 ones.

[TheBoy]

The best interior to salvage from is an Elite that has had the sports leather option, as that way you get leather door cards too. Just swap the horrid plastic "wood" trims for the MV6 ones.

Only downside of that is on a hot day cruising through town with an arm out of window, is that leather is somewhat warm!

[Jim]

I think these will go for about £250

These are not facelift leathers also the rear seats side parts are not smooth like a facelift and the doorcards are prefacelift Does have solid head rests so i am guessing front seat airbags. but the wiring will be different if the new owner wants to put them in a facelift

Craig

Agreed, I've seen a few of these on eBay and normally they go for anything between £200-250, don't know why they have less feature's than elite leather ie; memory etc

[Paul M]

Agreed, I've seen a few of these on eBay and normally they go for anything between £200-250, don't know why they have less feature's than elite leather ie; memory etc

They're much nicer shaped seats though, I think the standard Elite seats are really poor in terms of the shape of them, there are almost no side bolsters at all. Someone I know who owns an Elite, and when he had a shot of mine the first thing he commented on is that mine has much nicer seats (even though they're cloth).

I couldn't care less for memory, once the seat is set it's set. In the several years I've owned my BMW the only feature of the memory seats/mirrors is the auto-dipping function on the passenger mirror when you select reverse, and the Omega doesn't have that anyway.

There's obviously enough demand for sports leather that the price is being forced up.

[Jim]

Agreed, I've seen a few of these on eBay and normally they go for anything between £200-250, don't know why they have less feature's than elite leather ie; memory etc

They're much nicer shaped seats though, I think the standard Elite seats are really poor in terms of the shape of them, there are almost no side bolsters at all. Someone I know who owns an Elite, and when he had a shot of mine the first thing he commented on is that mine has much nicer seats (even though they're cloth).

I couldn't care less for memory, once the seat is set it's set. In the several years I've owned my BMW the only feature of the memory seats/mirrors is the auto-dipping function on the passenger mirror when you select reverse, and the Omega doesn't have that anyway.

There's obviously enough demand for sports leather that the price is being forced up.

True, I have any 3.0 V6 Elite and a Mv6 both with leather and I must admit the MV6 does feel more sporty when you sit in it