CGT Prices
10-10-2014 | 11:04 AM
#496
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,275
Likes: 127
From: midwest
Dealer called with a nice opportunity - creates a possible sale.
Anyone interested in a silver black 6900 miles.
Comes with every single document from delivery even the license frame.
Clutch was at 29.7 original clear bra - 2 exterior pin size scratches interior 9 out of 10.
New tires and recent fluid change.
Anyone interested in a silver black 6900 miles.
Comes with every single document from delivery even the license frame.
Clutch was at 29.7 original clear bra - 2 exterior pin size scratches interior 9 out of 10.
New tires and recent fluid change.
10-10-2014 | 12:19 PM
#498
Banned
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 272
Likes: 1
From: Alta Loma, CA
Dealer called with a nice opportunity - creates a possible sale. Anyone interested in a silver black 6900 miles. Comes with every single document from delivery even the license frame. Clutch was at 29.7 original clear bra - 2 exterior pin size scratches interior 9 out of 10. New tires and recent fluid change.
10-10-2014 | 08:20 PM
#501
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 973
Likes: 118
From: NYC
Dealer called with a nice opportunity - creates a possible sale.
Anyone interested in a silver black 6900 miles.
Comes with every single document from delivery even the license frame.
Clutch was at 29.7 original clear bra - 2 exterior pin size scratches interior 9 out of 10.
New tires and recent fluid change.
Anyone interested in a silver black 6900 miles.
Comes with every single document from delivery even the license frame.
Clutch was at 29.7 original clear bra - 2 exterior pin size scratches interior 9 out of 10.
New tires and recent fluid change.
10-14-2014 | 11:59 PM
#506
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,275
Likes: 127
From: midwest
Yes it's low - but the idea was to double down and pick up a 1000 mile car.
Have one to drive senseless and let the other appreciate.
Looking back should have bought the Hurricane Sandy CGT that was 230k 3k miles a missed opportunity / fun project.
Anyway the bottom line - CGT's should be driven shown and enjoyed. This forum has seen a lot of guys barely enjoying their cars and it seems those owners have sold or are selling theirs which actually hurt values vs the alternative of none for sale.
The cool factor of the CGT today and later - will always be known as the best analog drivers car ... but if you own a low mileage CGT you appear to be sort of a wuss
Full disclosure - I was pursuing the one on e-bay with the pics on the track but decided not to play the sellers game and keep looking for a 2nd.
Have one to drive senseless and let the other appreciate.
Looking back should have bought the Hurricane Sandy CGT that was 230k 3k miles a missed opportunity / fun project.
Anyway the bottom line - CGT's should be driven shown and enjoyed. This forum has seen a lot of guys barely enjoying their cars and it seems those owners have sold or are selling theirs which actually hurt values vs the alternative of none for sale.
The cool factor of the CGT today and later - will always be known as the best analog drivers car ... but if you own a low mileage CGT you appear to be sort of a wuss
Full disclosure - I was pursuing the one on e-bay with the pics on the track but decided not to play the sellers game and keep looking for a 2nd.
10-15-2014 | 09:06 PM
#507
Nordschleife Master
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 6,378
Likes: 844
From: Barrie/Marco Island, fl.
10-16-2014 | 09:41 AM
#508
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,275
Likes: 127
From: midwest
I don't know.
The seller has two others in the hunt - one here.
He acts like he is a well known owner and there are pictures of him driving or someone in the car. If that's not him those pics are a big risk.
Originally we agreed on a LOI and he came across as a decent guy that wanted to see the car go to a good home. All the sudden he got a few bites and it turned into a bidding war. Have learned trouble going in is double trouble going out I don't have the time and or energy to work with someone who plays games as I just went thru that with the broker who bought my Mclaren and another PIA seller here.
Hope it works out for the one buyer here.
The seller has two others in the hunt - one here.
He acts like he is a well known owner and there are pictures of him driving or someone in the car. If that's not him those pics are a big risk.
Originally we agreed on a LOI and he came across as a decent guy that wanted to see the car go to a good home. All the sudden he got a few bites and it turned into a bidding war. Have learned trouble going in is double trouble going out I don't have the time and or energy to work with someone who plays games as I just went thru that with the broker who bought my Mclaren and another PIA seller here.
Hope it works out for the one buyer here.
10-18-2014 | 12:07 AM
#510
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 973
Likes: 118
From: NYC
This guy ended up selling the RM Auction yellow CGT to Marshall Goldman without driving it at all. He also sold them his 200 mile CGT as well. So much for putting a collection together. Very strange.