Stunning 2009 QP 4.7S now for sale

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Lots of really positive interest at this Sunday's ESPCC car show. I have to say that it looked stunning ( Lozzer .. what do you think?)
 
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Its a lovely car. I recently retired after 40 years service and decided with my heart that I could not get rid of the QP 4.7S . Mine is a very similar car to that , also having had variators , cam chain, hydraulic lifters all replaced , I am just hoping that it will not be ruinous now that I am on a pension. Cant find anything I would want to replace it with
 
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Sounds like you and I are in a very similar position although I have decided to sell my QP because I can't really justify keeping it now I am also retired. That said I am also not 'giving it away' so it will have to go at the right price..... or not all.
 
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granturismo said:
your car has emerged on ebay with 800 miles more on the clock.... I knew I've seen it somewhere before when I came across the ad.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2009-Mas...688482?hash=item3b478ffa22:g:PvQAAOSwbKte4aZL
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Yep this is the one! Wow I'm amazed its reappeared so quickly! I only spoke to the chap who bought it just 8 weeks ago and he seemed to be really happy with it. I even told him that the paintwork and wheels had been coated with Ceramic Pro 9h ( after a full detailing), the variators / cam shells and suspension bushes had been replaced by the previous owner and I had fitted a new Maserati supplied battery 2 years ago, ignitor coil and ABS sensor (FNS) that was all. And it had just been serviced literally 400 mile's previously by Bowker Ribble Valley, Lancs. So as far as I was aware the car was spot on. But he did say that there was a dash light on when he bought it and asked if I knew anything about it. When I sold it to Mercedes there were no lights on then and it was purring like a tiger. I drove it from Shiltech (Leicester) to Stourbridge
( 60+miles) when I part exed it and it ran beautifully. From recollection the subframe was in pretty good condition to (Dynatrol sprayed). So just hope nothing serious has gone wrong with it forcing a sale.
I loved it when I had it but my circumstances changed meaning I had to move it on sadly.
 
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Silvercat said:
Yep this is the one! Wow I'm amazed its reappeared so quickly! I only spoke to the chap who bought it just 8 weeks ago and he seemed to be really happy with it. I even told him that the paintwork and wheels had been coated with Ceramic Pro 9h ( after a full detailing), the variators / cam shells and suspension bushes had been replaced by the previous owner and I had fitted a new Maserati supplied battery 2 years ago, ignitor coil and ABS sensor (FNS) that was all. And it had just been serviced literally 400 mile's previously by Bowker Ribble Valley, Lancs. So as far as I was aware the car was spot on. But he did say that there was a dash light on when he bought it and asked if I knew anything about it. When I sold it to Mercedes there were no lights on then and it was purring like a tiger. I drove it from Shiltech (Leicester) to Stourbridge
( 60+miles) when I part exed it and it ran beautifully. From recollection the subframe was in pretty good condition to (Dynatrol sprayed). So just hope nothing serious has gone wrong with it forcing a sale.
I loved it when I had it but my circumstances changed meaning I had to move it on sadly.
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By the way its 4.7S... not a GTS. But it has the GTS alloys and grill fitted with both front and rear parking sensors. Full service history to.
 
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That advert is awful. Didn't take much time on it.

Maybe the new owner got hit by the covid redundancies.
 
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Well I sold it to Mercedes for £15300 part ex, so in the current market ( which is only going to get even more challenging), I would offer them £12k and see how they react. Worth a cheeky offer just to test the water. :dance:
 
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