PG1 Gripper Diff for sale

[sneekyparrot]

Change of plans:

PG1 gripper diff for sale
been used for less than 200miles

£600 collected from brum or £650 via courier.

cheers
Paul :thumbup:

[Maxxed_Ross]

bargain!

[Dave MGT]

God I would love this for my maestro turbo project. But funds say no :(

[petet16]

Good diff, and a keen price.

[Maxxed_Ross]

If I wasn't 9 days away from moving house it would be gone already

[carmadbaker]

Ross... man up and buy it.... amongst all the stress of moving etc, a gripper diff could easily find a way into a moving box!
"oh what that old thing... had it sat around for years!"
perfect plan

[Maxxed_Ross]

unfortunately my partner knows her car parts, so I doubt that would work

She tried to throw my brand new 110 radiator out the other day because she could tell it wasn't for my car... how I don't know :wacko:

[ZRed]

Paul please forgive me if I speak out of turn here, but it's with regards to price, I chose not to comment as in no way do I intend to harm your sell, but the more I read the thread the more I'm confused. A brand new gripper is advertised at £680. Is that correct or am I out of touch? They were £660 last time I actually intended to buy one but that was 3 years ago! Please tell me if that's wrong mate.

[petet16]

£775 @ Corby Motorsport.

[ZRed]

The only thing I can think of is possibly VAT charges Pete. They might have given me a discount without saying. As I wrote, genuinely not a post to say they are cheap new etc, just confused. Great bit of kit but not everyone likes the driving style.

[petet16]

They appear cheaper at Dave Mac propshafts @£695, but his prices don't include vat + delivery.

[ZRed]

http://www.gearboxman.co.uk/psdiffsgripper.html

[p_b82]

I too have been told that they can be got for cheaper - but not to the general public* and not with delivery.

However for £650 delivered with only 200miles on the clock that is still cheaper than £680 :)

*through rally_matt if he is buying/fitting the part rather than buying to sell on.