Nayf
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You have to like red, mind https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2004-maserati-4200-gt
I'd agree with that needs black carpets. Pretty similar to mine inside apart from carpets as mine are black and look much better IMHO.I like red and beige but it needs black carpets.
I wonder what the story is with this one ?
BRDC badge and Dick Lovett number plates, MOT every year and what looks like FSH with Lovett also is a good start but 3 former keepers is strange
Worn or just dirty Bob; maybe the latter? If so, easily cleaned?Nice. Driver’s seat is well worn for the mileage mind.
Nothing in particular but a car with service history with same dealer etc. usually same keeper. May well be same family or business etcWhat's strange about 3 former keepers?
Yep, if I was looking I would go and, well, look.Worn or just dirty Bob; maybe the latter? If so, easily cleaned?
I bet it can. Daft price. It has a part history, rattling clutch, electrical gremlins, worn bushes, no warranty or PPI…. The seller was silly not to accept the offer in the first auction. Red and manual, in my opinion is a very hard sell.I've just been told by a friend that was interested in it that it can be bought for £21k apparently. So is that £22,260 with 5% buyers premium?
Spot on. I sold my red manual 4200 for about £14-15k trade in 2011. I would not value it at any more than that today.Just my 2p worth, but my view is that too many owners 'believe' their car is worth far more than it is. These are not collected by many and were hardly the pinnacle of automotive achievement when new.
Yes they are a bargain when compared to a air cooled Porche or Ferrari... but that's only a reflection of the above.