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Thanks both - what do you guys think of this re value / options?
Wondering whether I should put more in and get a Gen 2?
http://www.charlesivey.com/stock-list/997-turbo-ti...
Wondering whether I should put more in and get a Gen 2?
http://www.charlesivey.com/stock-list/997-turbo-ti...
BigLion said:
I think I'll give them a miss in that case, as most top specialist get glowing reviews and these sound lukewarm at best!
That turbo looks lovely and atlas is a rare met grey. Maybe just get an inspection at an OPC and throw a warranty on it? Charles Ivey is very well known. Buy the car not the dealer. BigLion said:
Thanks - it seems Ivey only offer a 6 month mechanical failure warranty - which doesn't cover wear and tear.
As the car has PCCBs is it inexpensive to change them to steel brakes in the future?
Yes lots of steel options Alcon, Brembo, Giro Disc etc which are a direct replacement for ceramics. As the car has PCCBs is it inexpensive to change them to steel brakes in the future?
Younez said:
turbo suits tip, pdk good but then you get the non mezger engine. Theres a a couple of nice ones in the classifieds.
Thanks - good to know as I turn over my cars fairly quickly so don't want something that is hard to move on. The only thing is I guess the PDK version does have more bhp/torque...Rednose330 said:
sadly 'The 'charles Ivey has had nothing to do with this set up for many years ...............a name worth valuing , current people need to be judged as u find them
I suspect that's because he's no longer alive!The current owner was an apprentice with Ivey, donkeys years back and bought the place when CI retired. As for stock levels. It is only a tiny place, so not going to have 20 cars on display.
https://goo.gl/maps/thMWXnT99o22
No connection to them other than I met the current owner of the place this year briefly. Didn't inspect his cars or anything.
Edit to add. He's actually moving to Surbiton in the next year or so. Something to do with the lease on the current place in Putney.
https://goo.gl/maps/XsLBXNyJpPL2
Which was formerly the Cooper factory in the 60s. SO quite a cool link.

Edited by Rich_W on Thursday 10th November 22:05
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