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Originally Posted by shimmy
not strictly true, I have details of the rear half. 
Anyway you'd better buy it, might get a discount Monday when I am down at Simpsons  |
I'm sure you get good enough discount from them anyway!
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Originally Posted by Bounce
Make sure the induction flap is working,if not get them to sort it,or as some of the guys do,take it off altogether.I had to get mine fixed under warranty within a month of getting the car.  |
Cheers Bounce - forgot about that but yes i'll check this
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Originally Posted by lawsy
Honestly, just ask The simpsons boys.
They are hardly going to ruin their reputation by selling a shit car. Besides they know their stuff, and the guys on here that regularly use them are guys I would class as "the lads". They are not daft and use them because they are good and honest.
We would only sell a car out of our garage that we went through with a fine tooth comb, its not worth the hassle otherwise
As Shimmy says, if you are not entirely happy, dont buy it just because it might be the cheapest CSL out there.
Im sure it will be fine though. |
I know exactly what your saying, and I realise that they wouldn't put their reputation on the line for the sake of a few thousand pounds and a load of grief, but I would hate to look back on the purchase and regret it because I didn't do the right checks.
To be honest it's not to see if they are pulling the wool over my eye's because I know they are a genuine bunch of guys, it's more so I can assess the value. If it's never had anything major done to it then I'd be less prepared to pay £xxxxx than if it had a few major items replaced already...
As for buying with my heart, i'll have to see. I don't think the car is fully prepped yet and it looks like it's going to be a miserable day tomorrow so it wont be as easy to fall for as going to see one that's freshly detailed on a bright sunny day.
But we shall see
