Accord Type R

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tuftylover

Original Poster:

2 posts

185 months

Monday 20th April 2009
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What sort of price should i be asking for the above on a T 99 plate 72k miles but its has no aircon any help would be appreciated

paulrhodes

1,811 posts

227 months

Monday 20th April 2009
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It's a minefield.

It's low mileage so that helps but all pre-facelift gearboxes fail so you'll want to know if that's been done.

If it has, has SH and is in decent condition then it's a solid 4k. If the gearbox hasn't been done but all the rest is there then 3.5k and if there are gaps in the history but it's a good solid car then about 3k.

Have a look on accordr.org for lots of good info.

HTH

Paul

99 Pirates black ATR

ALawson

7,845 posts

256 months

Wednesday 22nd April 2009
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That sounds about right.

I don't think I would get £3.5 for my 150k mile 2001 A/C FSH car, with new clutch and cambelt. Needs a new bumper though.


tuftylover

Original Poster:

2 posts

185 months

Friday 24th April 2009
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so if i put in at 2500 needs a few silly bits doing do u reckon i'd get it

paulrhodes

1,811 posts

227 months

Friday 24th April 2009
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Bit vague that. Link to the ad?

WildCards

4,061 posts

222 months

Tuesday 28th April 2009
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Slight change of subnject, but if I were to purchase an ATR, what would be the best method of transporting mountain bikes do you think? Are roofracks readily available and easy to fit, or would a tow ball mounted carrier be better. I've never seen either a roof rack or a tow ball on one of these, are they available at all?

bramley

1,671 posts

213 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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I used a Thule roof rack on mine. Still have the feet for it actually, but I'm using the bars on my new car - if you want the feet let me know, hardly used etc. They fit Thule Aero bars and normal Thule bars (get aero ones!)

I used a Thule 591 bike carrier which I rate very highly, bike just goes straight on it with no dismantling needed.