2002 Rover 75 Club SE 1.8 manual, silver *SoLD*

[rich17865]

Originally Posted by klarzy-dials.com

If you were not happy to let it go to such use then why sell old chap?

Doesn't bother me, I have the cash, he can do with it whatever he so pleases.

[klarzy]

Originally Posted by rich17865

Doesn't bother me, I have the cash, he can do with it whatever he so pleases.

Then why sound so bitter in that post... I almost felt sorry for you

[murphyv310]

Originally Posted by klarzy-dials.com

Then why sound so bitter in that post... I almost felt sorry for you

Hi.
I think Rich is being a little sarcastic.
In reality no one has any control over a sold car, it could be pampered or used for banger racing, that's the buyer's prerogative.
One thing for sure that's the selling prices of 1.8's now up to a better level .
Happy you got your price rich, patience pays off like I've said many a time.

[The Rovering Member]

Originally Posted by rich17865

Non member, going to be used to get to work and back and to take dog to the park.

Should be throughly ruined in no time at all.

Maybe I misunderstand but that's why the cars were built in the first place. Not everyone spends their life on the motorway.
I dare say many of our own cars were used in exactly the same way, it being a case of the owner's outlook on car maintenance & care which determines how a particular vehicle is treated rather than the actual journeys it undertakes. And maybe if he is the more carefree-type of owner, the Rover will impart some of it's ambience & he'll find himself wanting to keep it in the condition that he bought it in.
I do hope he'll cover the rear seat with a blanket when transporting the dog though.

[roverbarmy]

Originally Posted by rich17865

This car is now sold, can a moderator please mark it as such.

I knew it would sell. Patience in all things. Well done Rich.
Mike