Wheel Arch Rust Assessment (Prior to purchase)

Ouch at the price on that low mileage one, although i guess it's basically a new car, the sprint dopes seem reasonable although i'd have to have it sprayed as i don't like red cars, I know it's odd and its probably one of the most common colours in most models but yeah. Good for perspective though!

I did actually spot  this moonshine 135  just now which seems a bargain (description isn't great in terms of detail though but it has a lot of extras by the looks of things) i'm aware that colour is incredibly rare, can't quite decide if i like it personally and i'm not a fan of cream leather either but thats a heck of a car for the price tag

That looks to be a very nice car. It is amongst other MG's so suggests an enthusiast.
Under the bonnet is as clean as mine and the rest of the car looks good too.
Don't let 135 put you off..I was adamant I wanted a 160 until the Right car came along and I love how mine goes.
Just keep an open mind and you will find one.

I can't decide whether it's the rarity that appeals to me on that one (in which case I'm annoyed at myself) or if the colour is growing on me... It sort of makes me think of the hologram art that was very popular in the late 90s.
There's less room for me to put my own stamp on it but obviously it does seem almost immaculate (it's a concourse winner apparently) and it is of course cheaper too

Colour is definitely a personal thing, I myself immensely despise boring colours like brown, beige, grey (it's not silver it's grey if silver was that colour, no bastard would bother digging it up!) and white. Black used to be cool when it was bad arse, but they even paint the worlds most boring car the Toyota Camery black these days so its now sooooo uncool, and well pink is off limits for obvious reasons.
I do like an in your face colour on sports cars.

The average German marques Colour chart that consists of something they call gold but is really a metallic beige, 3 whites, 5 blacks and 227 shades of grey bores me witless!