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Postby steelroe » Thu May 12, 2005 11:39 pm

This is a beautiful looking GPVR for anyone with 13K to http://www.carzone.ie/usedcars/index.cf ... rID=237244
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Postby Mustang » Fri May 13, 2005 8:56 am

for anyone with 13K

Eh! make that €13950! 14 grand, pricey. guess you could probably get them down to 13k. Nice car alright.
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Postby kevinod » Fri May 13, 2005 9:33 am

Not bad... although I'd have to change the white (!) wheels, yuk, especially on a black car, and those seats scream out the window at ya, they'd have to be changed too...

Still though...

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Postby CJ » Fri May 13, 2005 9:38 am

kevinod wrote:Not bad... although I'd have to change the white (!) wheels, yuk


Enter MfFTO in defensive mode ;)

kevinod wrote:and those seats scream out the window at ya, they'd have to be changed too...


I actually like the red, its a hundred times better than the standard FTO cloth! Personal preference I suppose.

Even at 13k this is way over priced, considering the lack of import competition on 97+ models from our nearest nesighbours, you should be able to bring in a decent 98 GPvR for no more than 10 grand.

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Postby Mustang » Fri May 13, 2005 9:41 am

Kev wrote
those seats scream out the window at ya, they'd have to be changed too...

Not mad about them myself but they're worth a small fortune + you are likely to get some people very excited with talk of removing GPvR seats!
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Postby kevinod » Fri May 13, 2005 9:49 am

CJ wrote:
kevinod wrote:Not bad... although I'd have to change the white (!) wheels, yuk


Enter MfFTO in defensive mode ;)



Heh, NOI, they work a LOT better on a silver car like Mffto's, just not to my personal taste. :P I'm sure my std alloys are not to a lot of people's taste either.

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Postby Myfeckin FTO » Fri May 13, 2005 10:43 am

kevinod wrote:
CJ wrote:
kevinod wrote:Not bad... although I'd have to change the white (!) wheels, yuk


Enter MfFTO in defensive mode ;)



Heh, NOI, they work a LOT better on a silver car like Mffto's, just not to my personal taste. :P I'm sure my std alloys are not to a lot of people's taste either.

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Thats a nice car - good race look - I think the white alloys actually look very well on a black car - far better than on my silver FTO TBH. And you really can't compare them to the standard FTO alloys.

Some choice extras as well - HKS, S/S exhaust, cusco strutbrace etc.

If I was importing another FTO (& I will be) this would be an ideal spec car.
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Postby AL » Fri May 13, 2005 6:00 pm

lads and lasses....... me spidey senses were tingling when i seen this post, so i dropped down to southside to take a look, jesus :shock: the pictures dont do it justice, " ITS A BLOODY MESS"!!!!!!

the lights are in the worst condition ive ever seen, laquer peeling and bubbling on both lenses, they look like they were sandblasted, lol. wheels look ok, i thought they were 16s ,there actually 17s,

its suppose to have 40k kilometres :roll: , seats are lovely and in very good nick, but steering wheel is very worn, must have hit that with sandblaster too, checked underneath at back, a bit of rust and a plastic bag wrapped around mid section of exhaust :lol:, at this stage two of me friends couldnt stop laughing, didnt bother to check engine or anything else, BE AFRAID............ BE VERY AFRAID, LOL
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Postby marc garrett » Sat May 14, 2005 11:28 am

jesus.thats a bit of a shock :shock: .im curently looking to buy an fto and i have seen a few cars that on paper sound and look great just like this one.it looks in great shape on paper..bit pricey mind ya...

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Postby AL » Sun May 15, 2005 1:49 pm

has anyone else viewed this car?
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