4200 wanted
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DaveT
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Welcome Andrew
Suggest you have a chat with Richard Grace, forum sponsor who has one for sale and will happily chat with you about 4200's in general you even if his one isn't exactly what you are looking for.
www.richardgracecars.co.uk
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sheffield chris
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decided to sell my 4200 if interested, 04 in immaculate condition.
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Oh and whoever or wherever you buy it from get your own Pre Purchase Inspection (PPI).
I wouldn't rely on a recent service nor a PPI done for someone else. I've been down that road before.
Also make sure the services follow the service schedule. And that they haven't just been getting an oil change done. As there are big services that need doing.
Service schedule can be found here, post 5
http://www.sportsmaserati.com/showthread.php/7076-4200-service-schedule?highlight=schedule
I wouldn't rely on a recent service nor a PPI done for someone else. I've been down that road before.
Also make sure the services follow the service schedule. And that they haven't just been getting an oil change done. As there are big services that need doing.
Service schedule can be found here, post 5
http://www.sportsmaserati.com/showthread.php/7076-4200-service-schedule?highlight=schedule
sheffield chris
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thank you very much
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I assume the picture is main dealer rates
I find it very hard to believe it can take 8 solid hours of work to service a car without doing any repairs, with a belt change yes, but a service,really
Looking at that list it doesn't even mention changing the fan belt, it's fluids and plugs, £1678 with 15% VAT, 5 years ago !
It does look nice, I'm surprised it's got the fiat parts bin aerial on , I thought it was only the 2002 cars that had that
sheffield chris
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defo an 04 car
built in January 04 & registered in march 04
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Believe me Peter, the hole isn't pressed into the panel , when mine was painted Phil asked who'd stuck that on it, when I said maserati he couldn't believe it
The hole looked like it was on a 1970s cortina , drilled then filed out until it was big enough
As mine is an early car I had a vision of it being first off the production line then the manager asking why the radio doesn't work
Luigi give me the aerial off your punto and bring the drill
The hole looked like it was on a 1970s cortina , drilled then filed out until it was big enough
As mine is an early car I had a vision of it being first off the production line then the manager asking why the radio doesn't work
Luigi give me the aerial off your punto and bring the drill
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The more I see this the more I think Martyn's car is the pick of the 4200's currently available at the mid-teen level. This should sell easily - well, as easily as any Maserati that is. Message to OP - go see it.