prospective Noble owner
Discussion
ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
Jenx said:
It would be hard to find one that isn't "well looked after", you don't buy a car like this and abuse it...
That's just not true. It's probably true of most of the cars on here, but I've seen some at various repair shops that are caned almost all the time.I meant that Joe Public isn't going to spend his hard earned cash (I'll explain that concept to you later
) on a Noble then trash it. If he inadvertantly puts his pride and joy in the hands of a butcher (and we all know this has happened) that's a) not his fault and b) fixable (at a cost).M.
Jenx said:
ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
Jenx said:
It would be hard to find one that isn't "well looked after", you don't buy a car like this and abuse it...
That's just not true. It's probably true of most of the cars on here, but I've seen some at various repair shops that are caned almost all the time.I meant that Joe Public isn't going to spend his hard earned cash (I'll explain that concept to you later
) on a Noble then trash it. If he inadvertantly puts his pride and joy in the hands of a butcher (and we all know this has happened) that's a) not his fault and b) fixable (at a cost).M.
Now, about this hard earned cash thing? Doesn't sound nice to me. Don't bother explaining I'm sure it's not for me!
ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
Jenx said:
ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
Jenx said:
It would be hard to find one that isn't "well looked after", you don't buy a car like this and abuse it...
That's just not true. It's probably true of most of the cars on here, but I've seen some at various repair shops that are caned almost all the time.I meant that Joe Public isn't going to spend his hard earned cash (I'll explain that concept to you later
) on a Noble then trash it. If he inadvertantly puts his pride and joy in the hands of a butcher (and we all know this has happened) that's a) not his fault and b) fixable (at a cost).M.
Now, about this hard earned cash thing? Doesn't sound nice to me. Don't bother explaining I'm sure it's not for me!
NASCAR said:
Considering Noble route myself but have yet to look at any particular model. Question is will one be comfortable to drive at 6' 2"? Any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I'm 6'4" and fit fine. I have an extended boss fitted to bring the steering wheel a bit closer to me and the seat on the middle adjustment for tilt.The only slight discomfort you may find is the slightly offset pedals, the longer your legs the more you have to angle them.Later cars had a bit more room in the footwell which helps.Thanks.
Selling mine very soon. Its a GTO3 on a 03 reg in blue. Booking it in for a service next week. FSH(Noble specialists) etc. Only done 12700 miles. GTO-3 Private Plate, 2 owners from new(i'm 2nd). Vegantune extras. MOT 12 months and tax 7 months. Never been tracked and always garaged. I bought her on 7k so done just 5k and to be honest have hardly used her. Comes with the usual alarm/immobiliser and tracker is fitted too. Rear bridgestones tyres are 1000 miles from new.
Pm me any questions if interested. 28k.
Pm me any questions if interested. 28k.
Edited by Son of Quatto on Monday 7th July 15:23
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