MGTF 85th Anniversary Intense Cassis £6900 ono

MADMarylin wrote: So far, not even a derisory offer

The underside's absolutely rotten love and I think it's suffering with HGF. The best I can do is 1500 cash and to be fair, I'd be doing you a favour at that price.

There you go. :lol:

This may be a joke and I know you haven't even seen the car, but it's not a helpful comment. Car has been continually garaged and there is NO RUST anywhere. I wouldn't have a clue how to judge the status of the Head Gasket, but then neither can you at that distance.

Calm down dear.... He's only joking :broon:

Bit surprised at that comment from a moderator but it made me laugh

Andy the tyre man wrote: Calm down dear.... He's only joking :broon:

Indeed.

I think the smily faces over Leigh's post give away that he was joking, Marylin went fishing for I quote " a derisory offer" and is now the proud owner of one! :nofight:
Still think the price is to high but it has got my all time favourite wheels on it, I believe they are called twist of pepper?

Oh you must all be very happy living in the UK where the cars are so cheap. If it was to be sold in Denmark where I live you would have to pay - believe it or not- 20.000 £. When I bought my TF last year in the UK for £ 3400 I had to pay £ 6000 additional in Danish tax to get in on the road :omg:

Mikstur wrote: Oh you must all be very happy living in the UK where the cars are so cheap. If it was to be sold in Denmark where I live you would have to pay - believe it or not- 20.000 £. When I bought my TF last year in the UK for £ 3400 I had to pay £ 6000 additional in Danish tax to get in on the road :omg:

Blimey! Are you taxed so heavily on all imports?

Yes and I even got a reduction in tax because it is right handed. Only imported cars that are more than 35 years old have less tax. That is why I also have a 1970 Midget from the UK and a 1952 TD from the US