Hi chaps, I'm considering selling my Williams to buy a more sensible daily cruiser. I will indeed miss her a great deal as she is my favourite car to date.
The car is on 86k at present. Has her since 65k.
The car is in great condition, had rear arches professionally done and just about to send my wheels off to Pristine to get refurbished.
The only minor points are there is stone chips on the bonnet and bumper. Mechanically it is perfect. No expense spared servicing. The car has a full service history up to its first cam belt / water pump change, after that I have serviced the car using genuine Renault parts and have all receipts as proof to the level of dedication and keeping the car as original as possible.
The car is in standard stock form. Just replaced all wheel bearings, front shocks, top mounts. Rear discs and Pads. 7 months MOT, 12 months tax. All new tyres etc. Honestly I could go on for ages with what I have replaced with new parts.
Now I'm not sure what she's worth with the current market, what do you guys think?
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28-07-2008, 13:40 #1Forum User
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May sell Williams 2 (testing the water)
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28-07-2008, 19:19 #2Forum User
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keep it.
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29-07-2008, 11:50 #3Forum User
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As above!
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29-07-2008, 22:16 #4Forum User
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wanna swap for a valver??
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01-08-2008, 18:09 #5Forum User
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Tried suggesting that, its a lovely car and i can vouch for the love that has gone into this car.
Originally Posted by Duli
keep it.
Dont forget my wheels bud ;)
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02-08-2008, 13:04 #6Forum User
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That looks a cracker!!
How much you looking for roughly?
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05-08-2008, 13:01 #7Forum User
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Looking for around 3 - 3.5k in this condition and low mileage.
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Originally Posted by ant84
As mentioned on clio16v when Leighanne joined
Typical Originally Posted by ant84
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13-08-2008, 16:42 #9Forum User
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Ok change of plan, keeping the car for a while longer. My newly refurbed alloys have made me change my mind plus work travel arrangements have got better.
Thanks
Rich
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13-08-2008, 22:38 #10Subscribed Member
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High 5 Eternal!! Originally Posted by eternalife
Originally Posted by ant84
As mentioned on clio16v when Leighanne joined
Typical Originally Posted by ant84
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