Zt-t 39k!

Holland314 · 20th June 2014, 22:28

Not mine to sell, but might be of interest to another club member, truly stunning example, would jump all over this myself if it was a diesel!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MG-ZT-T-39...item3a92750c39

Dragrad · 20th June 2014, 23:13

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stevestrat · 21st June 2014, 10:12

Nice car but wouldn't fancy lugging that around with a N/A 1.8

Time Searcher · 21st June 2014, 14:49

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Originally Posted by stevestrat

Nice car but wouldn't fancy lugging that around with a N/A 1.8

I have had a similar n/a ZT-T+ 120 from new... Facelift X-Power Grey built March 2005, just completed 50,000 miles and regularly turns up 34mpg (all fuel in since new has been logged). Exported and driven to Portugal in 2009 and has motored FULLY LOADED back to the UK once, never blinked...

O.K. not a super-fast motor but sits at 80plus on the 130 miles to Lisbon on a regular basis. Hopefully will keep it for another 10 years...
Martin in Portugal

capese21 · 21st June 2014, 18:08

It has the wrong size tyres on 40`s instead of 45`s. All done to save a few ££. what other corners have been cut I wonder?? Rear brake discs look worn.

SirRustalot · 21st June 2014, 18:25

Would you turn down Angelina Jolie if you found out he was once a man? Didn't think so. It's an older car so probably a few bits and pieces need doing.

Tell you what, I'd have that no problem. (and Angelina Jolie).

Anon3 · 21st June 2014, 19:06

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achieving an impressive 39mpg average.

Yeah, right

capese21 · 21st June 2014, 20:58

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Would you turn down Angelina Jolie if you found out he was once a man?

Yes

SirRustalot · 21st June 2014, 21:18

Yeah, actually. Thinking about it, 'spos I would too!

Still, any old port etc

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SirRustalot Gets stuck in Box of ales and some cheap sunglasses Join Date: May 2010 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 670 Thanks: 323 Thanked 174 Times in 92 Posts	Yeah, actually. Thinking about it, 'spos I would too! Still, any old port etc __________________ Chocolate digestives - now there's a biscuit you can trust.