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Not mine, can't work out if I like it or not!
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
love it, price is not steep for what you get - a handbuilt almost unique ( were there as many as three?) sportscar with a superb finish. What else could you get for that money (apart from another Marlin Lol - Marlins are just too cheap!).Comment
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
I have the full set of body panels available (proffesionally painted) if anyone wants to change their roadster.Comment
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
I think its the cowling style that puts me off this, obviously trying to emulate an old Giulietta nose but somehow not quite getting it right. Looks nicely detailed though.2000 Marlin Cabrio LWB; 2.0 L Burton Pinto in Ford Nightfire Red with Magnolia leather interior.
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
I generally don't like the restyling YKC did but this is rather nice, I'd remove the stickers, why do people love to sticker up their cars in excess for no reason, Cinzano stickers?
I'd pay £8k for it tops.Comment
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That would be about my limit.Comment
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
Same car ???
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
The ad is from Sept 2008 and it was advertised at £7,995 at that time.Comment
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Now £11500 .00 or offer !!Comment
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
I have heard of roadsters offered for more
If this signifies the beginning of the realization that our cars are more valuable than an old escort then this is good news!
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
Not until I've found and bought one... then you can pull the drawbridge up
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Re: £12k YKC roadster
That's what I was thinking, then remembered I had one...Originally posted by jon_wilkinson View PostNot until I've found and bought one... then you can pull the drawbridge upComment
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