Jump to content

Rikz2004

Members
  • Posts

    189
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by Rikz2004

  1. I’ve had a think about how much I’d be willing to accept for the car, and it’s only fair that I’m transparent with my fellow forum members (I guess this may make it more attractive to people who dislike any haggling) - I will accept £5,250 for the car from a forum member.

     

    Happy to have video calls etc or add any videos to show the condition of the car, (the bodywork is in very good condition for the age).

    • Like 2
  2.  

    Just now, stevezzz said:

    you just have to have the Patience! Despite having thousands of views over a 2 month period, the one and only person who asked to view bought the car for the asking price

    IMG_20200405_105422885_HDR.jpg

    Thanks for the advice mate.

     

    Got a whole load of “you’ve been in an accident and are owed compensation” type calls after putting  my number on gumtree 😂
     

    Only had lowball offers so far, hopefully get some offers closer to asking!

  3. Also worth mentioning for any potential buyers, I have the original shocks and springs that can go with the car (less than 70k on these), in case someone wants to put it back to standard. Worth noting that the current suspension set up vastly improved the handling in my opinion!

     

    I also have the original stereo, which can go with the car also. The one I’ve fitted is alpine and has Bluetooth connectivity to play music from your phone (which can also be controlled from the stereo it self in terms of changing the track etc). It also has a microphone and Bluetooth hands free to take calls on it. It can play mp3 cd’s and also had a usb for MP3’s from a usb stick.

     

    I found the audio quality with the aftermarket stereo quite a bit better than standard, and obviously the functionality is much better but will also include the original stereo in case someone wants to put it back to standard. The speakers/amp are the original Bose ones and have not been touched.

  4. 21 minutes ago, The Big Miester said:

    That's a stunning 350z Roadster, I got a slightly early one needs a little Tlc which I tend to do in the coming months, but thinking of moving on possible as I could do with more seats, looking to get somthing still exciting just a different car all together that's the plan anyway lol, will miss mine if I do move it on though 🥲 glwts for yours a lot of car for the money looks a lovley car 👍

    Thank you mate. Yeah it’s such a lovely car, and in all honesty much more reliable than the bmw I had before it (and that wasn’t as old either!).

     

    Definitely going to miss it immensely. If it was more practical (i.e. had 4 seats and a proper boot so could use it for family duties), I would 100% keep it but unfortunately can’t justify having 2 cars so will have to sell and hope that I can get something similar in the future. Although part of me thinks that post petrol/diesel new car sale ban, these kinds of cars will likely go up in value a lot!

  5. 1 hour ago, Lee370Z said:

    Yes and diesels do definitely struggle against a lovely petrol for definite. You've kept your 350 looking so well which is a credit to you for sure. 😍👍

     

    I don't get to use my 370 Roadster much to be fair and I haven't used it since early October last year, and that makes me wonder why I've got it to honest. But I've no doubt that if I sold it then I would certainly miss it though. 

     

    You can always get back into something more interesting again in the future I reckon bud.🙂

     

     

    Definitely, and I’m lucky I had the opportunity to own one for 4+ years!

    • Like 1
  6. 55 minutes ago, Lee370Z said:

    That looks a lovely example and it seems like a lot of car for the money I reckon. Glwts. 

     

    You will miss the V6 roar for sure, however a 6 cylinder diesel can be enjoyable with all the torque though I reckon. 

    Thanks mate.

     

    Will likely be a 4 cylinder diesel, so not sure about it being fun 😂 (although I’m

    not sure any diesel is fun anyway tbh!). Whatever I get, it certainly won’t hold a candle to a manual v6 with the roof down on a country road!

     

    Although I hardly get the chance to drive outside of traffic nowadays so comfort and being easy to drive is the focus for me on the next car sadly (along with space and practicality, i.e. more seats).

    • Like 1
×
×
  • Create New...