Who is the lucky bugger it looks a fine example, saw it on there and thought and thought then it sold ,not suprising . A very good investment ,I should have bought it when I told Tony about it . http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1110366592...84.m1423.l2649.
Who is the lucky bugger it looks a fine example, saw it on there and thought and thought then it sold ,not suprising . A very good investment ,I should have bought it when I told Tony about it . http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1110366592...84.m1423.l2649.
Looks really excellent. New buyer ...imagine lots of people down south be really interested to hear where you can get proper rear arch rebuilds, new front wings and valance installed ...plus respray for just £1800. Sounds very good value for money.Originally Posted by paulsims2001
I saw that one too. Did seem like good value.
Looks fabulous, only negative is that it is an auto. I am not sure I would ever enjoy an auto SC as much as a manual.
Looks excellent condition though.
I saw this and almost died when realising that rebuilding my '2 at the moment is costing towards £2000, but then found it was an auto and I was revived! I'd dearly love a mica blue charger but would never buy an automatic anything!
One of our family wagons is an auto (E61 530d) and is utterly fabulous with it's semi automatic gearbox, and hugely powerful, but..... For the SC, manual is the way forward in my opinion.
That's my old SC, owned 2002 - 2006. Really loved that car was absolutely mint and went like a rocket. The ECTS auto was a dream to drive and is very much a personal preference. I have owned both the auto and manual SC, both very different. Hope it went to a good home. I did get offered this car about a month ago for £2700 but was in Spain at the time and couldn't sort or else I would have bitten his hand off !
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