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Old 06-05-09, 11:35 AM   #1
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Price advice..

Hi..apologies if this isn't the right place to post...
My wife has a ZS - 2.5 V6, Trophy Blue - with the blue seat inserts, blue dash and steering wheel inserts (not seen too many with this on) ..2003 from new just over 14k on the clock as seriously she just drives it to and from school! I know it's a waste...
Just fitting a new ignition coil then looking to sell (as we now have an MGF as her run around! )
Just after some pricing guidance as looking on the net etc they seem to vary anywhere between £2k-£4k
It has no after market mods..bog standard dealer issue car bodywork in good nick although some curbing to the alloys..(tut..) any guidance? will get some pics on here once it's ready to go..
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Old 06-05-09, 11:39 AM   #2
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Have the cam belts been changed? Whether this has been done will affect the value of the car.
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Old 06-05-09, 11:44 AM   #3
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No...didn't think it would need it at that low mileage..
what price difference are we talking? and how much would a change cost? cheers!
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Old 06-05-09, 02:07 PM   #4
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The cam belt change can cost anything from around £400 up to £900, depending upon where you get it done.
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Old 06-05-09, 02:31 PM   #5
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£2250
6 years old and due the belts equates to £3000

which is what i paid for my mk2 180 with 27k on clock
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Excuse my ignorance!!! What drives the cambelt change? age? or wear? thanks for all the help - appreciate it..!
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Old 06-05-09, 04:08 PM   #7
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6 years or 60k
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Old 06-05-09, 04:56 PM   #8
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Excuse my ignorance!!! What drives the cambelt change? age? or wear? thanks for all the help - appreciate it..!
6 years or 90,000 is the service interval

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Old 06-05-09, 05:14 PM   #10
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thought they brought it down to 60000??
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