A good one will certainly retain value, just make sure you have another 10k slush fund as these cars swallow money at an alarming rate, gearbox is the main money pit but anything engine related will be grand to fix.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, the effort that is going into bringing this car back to the road is impressive. 99% of people would have scrapped this car and not battered an eyelid.
I've got a C6 avant and love it to bits, solid, quiet, reliable and over engineered. There's just...
is it just lockdown that's causing a slowing of the used market? This is a great specced car in lovely condition. Surprised at how long it's been for sale.
The cars done 127k and it left a pile of rust on the garage floor after it left, just glad it didn't fail whilst driving.
Going to get the other side done at the same, new bushes but same shocks.
Interesting, thanks for the response. Bazaar how it's been sitting there for 3 weeks and suddenly this.
I think it might have to be trailered away. Should be interesting.
Well after nearly three years of trouble free motoring my old bus has slumped in one corner. It looks like a shock has given up the ghost.
It's been sat for about 3 weeks not moving, not sure if this is relevant. Not really a fan of the slammed look.
Anyone fancy a punt at what's happened...
Been watching White Details on you tube and found the Kamikaze water spot remover Jim uses. Thought I'd give it a go around the badges on my old barge. Apologies for the starting point, I have tried to clean inside the rings but without success. Until now! £23 well spent?
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