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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: Hurdy on 29 September 2010, 20:25
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Don't often do this, but one of my fellow ED30 forumites is selling his car fully modded for under £15k :shocked:
This car is a beauty, well looked after and has over £10k of mods on it, pity it has never seen a track day from my point of view, but from a buyers standing that is even more of a plus point. If you are in the market for an ED30 3dr manual bullet of a car look no further......
http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,19855.0.html
If this doesn't sell at this price I'd be tempted to buy it myself and make my money on the spares :laugh:
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I thought the point of modding was doing the mods.
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I thought the point of modding was doing the mods.
For some yes, for others - they just want a fast car.....and this IS a fast car!
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I've bought pre-modded cars in the past - you can get real bargains - the rule used to be, and still is in many cases that what you spend on a car to mod it you take off at resale time! :grin:
Unless you can find someone like minded it can be hard to sell a modded car - the ones I bought I got cheap and turned out to be great cars as they had been loved by their owners. Same with factory options, you'll only get back a fraction of what you spend on most options.
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All my mods live in my garage (apart from my exhaust) ready to go back on the car come resale time.
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All my mods live in my garage (apart from my exhaust) ready to go back on the car come resale time.
Back on? Have you removed your mods? :huh:
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All my mods live in my garage (apart from my exhaust) ready to go back on the car come resale time.
Back on? Have you removed your mods? :huh:
Well noted Jimp. When I said mods I meant original parts. Brain malfunction there :rolleyes:
The idea being to sell the car as OEM as possible when that sad sad day arrives.
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Ah, much better :cool: :grin: