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Now sold - please remove. Thanks

Given the fact that the car now has 18.5k miles on the clock and I want to sell it now if poss, I would take 5,800 if anyone's interested?

I might be prepared to take a modest reduction on the price though, if it helps?

Thanks but I'm afraid I'm not really looking for a part ex.

Sorry, not been online for a while. Yes, still for sale at £6,250ovno. Cheers Jimmy

Sorry, that didn't work. I would accept £6,250 if anyone out there is interested?

Price now reduced as above.

Yes, Hawk was intending to buy when my post originally went up but the timing didn't quite work out for him in the end.

Still for sale, would reluctantly accept £6,500

And still. Bargain buy.

Still for sale.

Is this still available please?

Yes it is. I've had some interest but nothing firm yet.

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