Monogram ZS for sale

[Skillen]

Originally Posted by Steven11

The first thing that needs doing is the sticker on the bonnet

Except that if stood outside for god knows how long the paintwork underneath will be like new and the rest faded I'd think.

[MG ZS STE]

Be interesting to take it for a test drive, bet the discs and calipers look like they've been at the bottom of the sea for the last 10 years.

[Squeaks]

You aint wrong on prices

http://users.autoexposure.co.uk/vehi...5&City=Bristol

OMG!

love the fact it says stock clearance prices.

[petet16]

Have you noticed the date on the stock clearance 28/02/2010.

[Skillen]

Originally Posted by Squeaks

You aint wrong on prices

http://users.autoexposure.co.uk/vehi...5&City=Bristol

OMG!

love the fact it says stock clearance prices.

Holy.... Efffing..... ****!!!
It's a nice looking car but Jesus it isn't worth that!

A 75 tourer on there for £8k

£14k for a ZT190
No wonder they aren't shifting.
Yes they are unregistered but that doesn't mean they are a new car.
If they dropped the prices to a more reasonable figure they'd get snapped up!

[gibbzy2k1]

Nice looking R75 V8 for £30k. I know its only got delivery mileage but it is still a 5 year old car.

[petet16]

Originally Posted by gibbzy2k1

Nice looking R75 V8 for £30k. I know its only got delivery mileage but it is still a 5 year old car.

In reality it's an 8 year old car.

[gibbzy2k1]

Originally Posted by petet16

In reality it's an 8 year old car.

Good point, the heat has affected my brain...

[Fred68]

Originally Posted by Steven11

I think at that mileage it would be worth taking a risk with the cambelts, dont think id bother.

At 3,000 miles the belts will be fine. Ok so they are ovet due on time but they are so far short on miles there isn't any rush to get them done. The timing belt system is nice and strong so should last 10 years without a problem if the milage is low. I've changed lots of KV6 belts with 60- 70, 000 miles and knocking on 10 years, none of which look in a bad way at all. I recon Mgr were playing it safe or trying to drum up future work for the dealers by setting a 6 year interval.

[Fred68]

Originally Posted by stamford

Yes, definitely tyres as past their shelf life date. Wonder what else would need doing if sat for so long, especially if outside in all weathers.

The discs will be shot as will the flexy pipes and fluid. I expect the boot will be pretty much full of water too!