Proper contractor cars for sale

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LondonManc replied

26 January 2016, 13:32
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Except they are not road legal, other than that I see no drawback

With the 50 zone, it'll feel like one big pit lane.
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WTFH replied

26 January 2016, 13:12
They've got no indicators. Should appeal to BMW drivers.

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They've got no front fog lights. BMW drivers no longer interested.
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NigelJK replied

26 January 2016, 12:51
'Never won a single WC point'.
There's a Jag Specialist in (North Wales) that has one of the Jag F1 cars in it's showroom.
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SimonMac replied

26 January 2016, 10:54
cruising along the M1 in a Formula One

Except they are not road legal, other than that I see no drawback
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DaveB replied

26 January 2016, 10:54
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

Beebylinky

Anyone else surprised at the £200K figure? I'd have expected an extra zero on that.

Minor team, no real race pedigree, weren't driven by "name" drivers and are too new for Classic status.

May well appreciate in value in the future but don't see it as likely. Now if it was a Ferrari or a McClaren it would be different.
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Pondlife started a topic Proper contractor cars for sale

26 January 2016, 10:50
Proper contractor cars for sale

The morning commute may be a drag but the opportunity to turn a few heads may smooth out the journey.

So if you have about £200,000 kicking around in your sock drawer, that image in your head of cruising along the M1 in a Formula One car can become reality.

Seriously... it's all down to the fact four F1 cars from the Marussia family are up for sale.

Beebylinky

Anyone else surprised at the £200K figure? I'd have expected an extra zero on that.
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