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by dapinky » Sun 11.11.2018, 15:23
alan e wrote:Dave here is one for you check gardenbarber (944) on eBay over 1000 items all the same price inc a M100 all Start at £3000 with all of them with a buy it now price of
just over £5000 and contact them by Email not via eBay.
Yesterday had a total (known - there may have been far more) of 7750 scam listings.... with the one you mentioned taking the biggest share..... on average, we are finding/removing about 5-6K a DAY!...
... they are getting stupid by listing a lot as (although it's mechanised) it takes time to do, and they lose a 'good' account if caught...
.... if they wern't so greedy, they'd list one or two things at a reasonable (but cheap enough to get interest) price and have less chance of being noticed.
Dave
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by JusNoGood » Sun 11.11.2018, 21:45
humm...how many shall I buy

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by JusNoGood » Sun 11.11.2018, 21:49
And perhaps a S4 Esprit...might go for a Silver one to go with IB10
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by alan e » Mon 12.11.2018, 20:59
dapinky wrote:alan e wrote:Dave here is one for you check gardenbarber (944) on eBay over 1000 items all the same price inc a M100 all Start at £3000 with all of them with a buy it now price of
just over £5000 and contact them by Email not via eBay.
Yesterday had a total (known - there may have been far more) of 7750 scam listings.... with the one you mentioned taking the biggest share..... on average, we are finding/removing about 5-6K a DAY!...
... they are getting stupid by listing a lot as (although it's mechanised) it takes time to do, and they lose a 'good' account if caught...
.... if they wern't so greedy, they'd list one or two things at a reasonable (but cheap enough to get interest) price and have less chance of being noticed.
They are back again anyone want a cheap Elan
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by simonbuk » Fri 30.11.2018, 22:08
Black S2 No.357
Aqua Blue S2 No.385
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by Saltire » Wed 05.12.2018, 08:53
Well, if I’m going to be picky . . .
- missing turbo heat shield
- missing valve caps
- balance weights on the outside of the wheels
- half leather only
But looks good and low mileage. Happy with mine though!
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by Tuga2112 » Wed 05.12.2018, 09:09
Saltire wrote:- half leather only
i wouldnt call that a disavantage. specially in cold days.
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by Dave Eds » Wed 05.12.2018, 09:34
Saltire wrote:Well, if I’m going to be picky . . .
- missing valve caps
- balance weights on the outside of the wheels
Well on one wheel at least
But if you're going to show one then show the best one

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by Rambo » Wed 05.12.2018, 10:11
Dave Eds wrote:Saltire wrote:Well, if I’m going to be picky . . .
- missing valve caps
- balance weights on the outside of the wheels
Well on one wheel at least
But if you're going to show one then show the best one

Perhaps it is the best one Dave

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by Bern » Wed 05.12.2018, 12:31
Tuga2112 wrote:Saltire wrote:- half leather only
i wouldnt call that a disavantage. specially in cold days.
I'm much happier since I've gone back to the half leather, not only warmer but I also don't slide around as much!
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by Tuga2112 » Wed 05.12.2018, 12:47
Bern wrote:I'm much happier since I've gone back to the half leather, not only warmer but I also don't slide around as much!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-Seats-Univ ... ctupt=truethis is something i have considered doing in the past. underneath the covers.
still not decided if i want it or not.
i like to have extra gadgets in the elan, im not really conserned about "adding lightness" when im already 20-30 kg over the number id like to see in the scales
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by JusNoGood » Wed 05.12.2018, 16:15
Tuga2112 wrote:Bern wrote:I'm much happier since I've gone back to the half leather, not only warmer but I also don't slide around as much!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-Seats-Univ ... ctupt=truethis is something i have considered doing in the past. underneath the covers.
still not decided if i want it or not.
i like to have extra gadgets in the elan, im not really conserned about "adding lightness" when im already 20-30 kg over the number id like to see in the scales
Probably a good thing to do once the foam in the seats is compacted and the leather covers and all loose and saggy...slot the heated seat pads inside them and they'll be good as new

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by muley » Wed 05.12.2018, 21:50
Hmm. Palacio - very rare - there were only 3 at Duxford

I've still got the NA itch to scratch, but not at the blunt end of 10K.
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by Saltire » Wed 05.12.2018, 21:57
Tuga2112 wrote:Bern wrote:I'm much happier since I've gone back to the half leather, not only warmer but I also don't slide around as much!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-Seats-Univ ... ctupt=truethis is something i have considered doing in the past. underneath the covers.
still not decided if i want it or not.
i like to have extra gadgets in the elan, im not really conserned about "adding lightness" when im already 20-30 kg over the number id like to see in the scales
I’ve done it, with heated seat pads under the covers and a 5-way switch in one of the spare dash positions. Fredjohn has a similar setup IIRC.
Call me a wuss, but it makes a big difference on these cold mornings.
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by Fredjohn » Wed 05.12.2018, 22:05
Saltire wrote:I’ve done it, with heated seat pads under the covers and a 5-way switch in one of the spare dash positions. Fredjohn has a similar setup IIRC.
Call me a wuss, but it makes a big difference on these cold mornings.
You do remember correctly and it really does make a difference, especially for the passenger's comfort

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by dapinky » Wed 05.12.2018, 23:32
Yep - roof down in the cold, dry weather is the way to go (with heated seats and warm air blowing at your hands). One of the best (read:- useful) modifications I've done.
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by Kathryn » Wed 05.12.2018, 23:44
muley wrote:Hmm. Palacio - very rare - there were only 3 at Duxford

I've still got the NA itch to scratch, but not at the blunt end of 10K.
Jim
I meant this one:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 4072638732Looks like they’re almost as rare as Palacio S2s.

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by rip » Thu 06.12.2018, 01:26
dapinky wrote:Yep - roof down in the cold, dry weather is the way to go (with heated seats and warm air blowing at your hands). One of the best (read:- useful) modifications I've done.

Summer evenings when the temperature has dropped a bit. Cool (not cold) breeze with a nice warmth eminating from the seats. Lovely.
Just ask Kim (aka Mrs Nicowalker)...preferring to travel in my Elan rather than Nick's because she can 'toast her bum'

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by rip » Thu 06.12.2018, 01:34
A PB NA!
Is there a '"Drool" smilie?
I wish I had the money & space to keep it

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