CAR AUCTIONS

zagatoes30

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Nice 1991 Spyder we’ve got up currently: https://www.tradeclassics.com/auctions/maserati/1991-maserati-spyder-e/

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Looks OK, the odd age related issues but I have seen worse. I certainly can see me getting one of these in the next year or so, ticks a lot of boxes.
 

breezer

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Looks OK, the odd age related issues but I have seen worse. I certainly can see me getting one of these in the next year or so, ticks a lot of boxes.

It’s not perfect, but whether it’s a good deal will depend on the sale price I suppose! We do try to highlight all the issues we can.
 

Jezbraker

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Historics sold black QP5 KS05 BOJ 5660 + fees

I bought the 4200 at same auction - this QP was quite a mess up close - ding on passenger side, scrapes on bumpers and interior was rough - very optimistic description on historics!
 

rs48635

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I bought the 4200 at same auction - this QP was quite a mess up close - ding on passenger side, scrapes on bumpers and interior was rough - very optimistic description on historics!
How is that 4200? Recent clutch is reassuring, although I would not replace the clutch right before selling!
 

Jezbraker

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How is that 4200? Recent clutch is reassuring, although I would not replace the clutch right before selling!

Thankfully I was in person so got to poke and check history file - it had a clutch about 30k miles ago… so I wasn’t gonna go much more than what I paid with this in mind :) not what I’d call recent clutch… beware these historics descriptions :) The car had sold at the two prior auctions to online bidders (14k &11k I think) and both non paying bidders… I was in the room against online bidders… online went 7, I went 8, online when 8200 - auctioneer looked miffed - I went 8400 and he dropped the hammer before online had time to respond ;) I get the feeling they had had enough.. and they have action underway for the 10% fees for the non paying so prob just wanted shot!

Loving it so far - one breakdown (no gear selection) and excuse to get myself x431 and a better lifting solution which I picked up today :):). Love a challenge ;)

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oaros

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Thankfully I was in person so got to poke and check history file - it had a clutch about 30k miles ago… so I wasn’t gonna go much more than what I paid with this in mind :) not what I’d call recent clutch… beware these historics descriptions :) The car had sold at the two prior auctions to online bidders (14k &11k I think) and both non paying bidders… I was in the room against online bidders… online went 7, I went 8, online when 8200 - auctioneer looked miffed - I went 8400 and he dropped the hammer before online had time to respond ;) I get the feeling they had had enough.. and they have action underway for the 10% fees for the non paying so prob just wanted shot!

Loving it so far - one breakdown (no gear selection) and excuse to get myself x431 and a better lifting solution which I picked up today :):). Love a challenge ;)

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Hi,
how do you like the Quickjack so far? Which model did you get?

I have been on the fence about this or a mid-rise scissor lift for ages.
 

midlifecrisis

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I actually bought a very similar vehicle a few years back based on a Toyota Crown
Of course, I should have thought that you would be in the market for such a vehicle.

I like the lights inside. Stops the occupant sensing claustrophobia
 

midlifecrisis

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Extra lift height and ability to drive over for a couple hundred more, also tempting.
BTW totally green with envy about your barn/workshop, looks excellent on all the photos you post.
Your envy is justified. To make you really sick, it's in a lovely setting too.