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#34264 - 01/09/09 11:48 AM
Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
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Smile, it confuses them
Talk Morgan Regular
Registered: 18/03/09
Posts: 510
Loc: Hampshire
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  Additional Hi-Resolution Images http://s690.photobucket.com/albums/vv266/alistairmutch/RX55/Well the real reason for all that polishing and those smart pictures being taken now becomes clear. Its up for sale  It is one of the "rare" series II models with lots to say for itself. Not in our hands very long sadly as the good lady is uncomfortable using the short shift to get reverse due to an operation on her hands some time ago. We are now going to squeeze the piggy bank and try to and sort out an S4 Auto but its going to be squeaky for while hence we will sell the S2 now. For only 44,000 of Her Majesty's finest beer tokens you get to own a wonderful example of Morgans finest toil in the form of;- Aero 8 Series II 2005/55 plate Jaguar Gunmetal Silver with Blue/Blue interior and hood Excellent condition paintwork with "plastic" covering to front and sides 4.4L V8 with 330bhp in good voice and fettle Sidepipes which sound quite wonderful 15,000 miles (unless I find where she has hidden the keys again) Morgan photographic build record Loads of paperwork including recent bills 10 months warranty remaining that can be transferred Recent new tyres and alignment on exceptional condition alloys (gunmetal) Recent brake fluid change and work done by Millers and RCT with extensive service history and paperwork. New hood clamps have resulted in a good tight hood fit and no water in to date. It is in showroom condition and ready to go. I have spent the last two months cleaning and fettling it with the intention of keeping it, it was not to be The colour really works well on the car and the condition of the paintwork needs to be seen. Between the "plastic" covering and the polish it is really stunning with hardly a mark on it including the nose section. The alloys are in excellent condition with no marks or damage, brand new tyres having been fitted, balanced and aligned. It has 10 months of warranty remaining and I have checked, it is transferable to the new owner. I am willing to be flexible with the price to a board member who offers a good home however I will plead the cost of an unplanned S4 Auto upgrade if it dips far! If anyone knows of a good condition 4.8 Auto or possible exchange plan then I am all ears and a little frightened. It has been a fantastic introduction to the Morgan family and put the best smile on my face of any car purchased since I learnt to drive. Good home wanted. Sorry I could not blag a dog or some friendly farmyard animals in the creation of this posting. I will try and do better in future. Did I say they were rare, apparently I heard it somewhere. Sad. (p.s. no dogs or chickens were harmed in the process of making this advert.)
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#34288 - 01/09/09 09:07 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Alistair]
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Lord Trois-Roues
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Registered: 01/09/06
Posts: 5030
Loc: Eton and Lagos
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It looks gorgeous Alistair and being a rare Series II should not hang around for too long.  Good luck with the sale and the subsequent purchase of a Series IV. 
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#36382 - 21/10/09 08:40 AM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Aeroman]
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Smile, it confuses them
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Registered: 18/03/09
Posts: 510
Loc: Hampshire
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So can anyone help me ? Hardly a sniff so far for the Aero. I am happy to drop the price as I need to get moving but so far few to nil serious enquiries. Can anyone guide me as to what I have wrong (don't all rush to say I will give you £20k for it  ) It is in wonderful condition, I love driving it but I need to move up to the S4 soon or I will loose the option. I have it on C&C, Pistonheads, tried both Autotraders for three weeks and not a sniffle. Is £40 a magic barrier as there were a number of Series 1 out there and I feel the youth, better setup, lower milage and condition of mine make it worth the extra ? Am I barking up the wrong tree ? 
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#36393 - 21/10/09 04:47 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Alistair]
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Shakey Bin
Talk Morgan Addict
Registered: 01/09/06
Posts: 3488
Loc: Surrey
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Nice car, good price (if somewhat negotiable) and it will sell.
But.... The wrong time of year, which you can do nothing about.
Drop considerably now for a quick sale or hold your horses and wait for the right buyer.
My 2ps worth
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#36400 - 21/10/09 06:09 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Boshly]
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le Asbo du Bling
Talk Morgan Enthusiast
Registered: 23/07/07
Posts: 1746
Loc: Cambridgeshire
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Nice car, good price (if somewhat negotiable) and it will sell.
But.... The wrong time of year, which you can do nothing about.
Drop considerably now for a quick sale or hold your horses and wait for the right buyer.
My 2ps worth I would agree with Boshly on this and as mine was on order and delivery was getting nearer it was the only reason I decided to drop the price and it went quickly. Have you tried Miscellany? I've noticed we don't seem the have many aeros for sale at the minute. It might also be worth seeing where the buyer of Matts Series 1 came from?
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#36428 - 22/10/09 08:53 AM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Simon]
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Learner Plates Off!
Registered: 29/09/07
Posts: 322
Loc: Jersey, Channel Islands
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I would agree with the "time of the year" comments and in comparison to what seems to be the current price for Mk 1's, the price seems OK. But the other side of the coin is that for "just" another 6k you can get a Mk3. If you are after a quickish sale it may be sensible to widen that gap a bit but.
BTW I sold my TVR Cerbera by Piston heads, I had 4 responses and eventually sold it to one of them. Two of them were dreamers but they are fairly obvious and in fact did not waste too much time, and of course it was free.
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#36435 - 22/10/09 10:59 AM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: olleyjp]
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Talk Morgan Sage
Registered: 05/08/06
Posts: 6302
Loc: England
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What price are you looking for it allistair? For only 44,000 of Her Majesty's finest beer tokens you get to own a wonderful example of Morgans finest toil I'd read that as £44,000
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#36505 - 23/10/09 11:49 AM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Alistair]
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le Asbo du Bling
Talk Morgan Enthusiast
Registered: 23/07/07
Posts: 1746
Loc: Cambridgeshire
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it in this Health&Safety ridden age. Nothing wrong with that. It keeps me in a job, and of course I have full range of risk assessments for driving my aero. 
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#36509 - 23/10/09 12:27 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
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Salty Sea Dog
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Registered: 03/07/07
Posts: 3859
Loc: Gloucestershire, UK
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Does that include sitting in your part built car I wonder?  Cheers,
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#36521 - 23/10/09 02:42 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Boshly]
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le Asbo du Bling
Talk Morgan Enthusiast
Registered: 23/07/07
Posts: 1746
Loc: Cambridgeshire
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Typical builder, no respect for elf and safety to busy wolf whistling. Come on, we've seen the photos and read the stories, we all know at this time you're "Mogless from Essex"  Nearly, I'm now Skint of Cambridgeshire, or maybe to be more exact Lord Pink of Pidley. 
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#36524 - 23/10/09 02:51 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Alistair]
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Just Getting Started
Registered: 23/12/06
Posts: 43
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As time is somewhat pressing I am happy to take 40,000 for cash if it makes the difference but would have trouble going anywhere below this.
Alistair, At £40,000 you might find one of the Morgan dealers (Rutters, Berrybrook etc) that buy for cash interested as they could make a healthy profit given time. Brian
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#36536 - 23/10/09 05:45 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
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Talk Morgan Regular
Registered: 29/09/06
Posts: 802
Loc: Northants
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As time is somewhat pressing I am happy to take 40,000 for cash if it makes the difference but would have trouble going anywhere below this.
Alistair, At £40,000 you might find one of the Morgan dealers (Rutters, Berrybrook etc) that buy for cash interested as they could make a healthy profit given time. Brian Again I find myself agreeing with Brian. That is an awful lot of Mog for the money. Alistair someone should bite your hand off at that price.
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#36985 - 03/11/09 12:24 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Trent]
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Learner Plates Off!
Registered: 19/04/07
Posts: 387
Loc: Gloucestershire
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Hi Alistair, Can only eco what others have said, looks a lot of car for that money! Still can’t find your car listed on Car & Classic? This is where most of the interest for my car came from, & the final buyer. Two of the three genuine buyers were from overseas, I think C&C is a well known site in most of Europe. My Aero is off to Sweden next week!  Good luck. Matt
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#37469 - 15/11/09 02:58 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Alistair]
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le Asbo du Bling
Talk Morgan Enthusiast
Registered: 23/07/07
Posts: 1746
Loc: Cambridgeshire
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Alistair,
I believe that one of Aeromans cars ended up in Germany but this may have been through a dealer.
If it's anything like the issue with overseas cars coming to the UK I would image that leaving it UK registered may have its advantage in tax avoidance.
Would the matter of re-registration be down to the individual purchasing?
I had some interest from Germany when mine up for sale. I'll see if I can find the details and PM them to you as the guy just messed me about.
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#37487 - 16/11/09 09:35 AM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
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L - Learner Plates On
Registered: 14/01/09
Posts: 245
Loc: Germany (North-West)
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Alistair, I haven´t imported a used car myself. The specialties of used car imports to Germany are, as far as I know: The V5 must be presented to the German authorities, taxes and duties do NOT have to be paid in Germany, if the car is older than 6 months AND has more than 6.000 kms. The headlights must be replaced. Speedo should already have mph and kph scale, right? The car has to be checked by the TÜV (equivalent to MOT) And that´s about it. A good website to offer cars here ist www.mobile.de and www.autoscout24.deGood luck, Andy
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#37490 - 16/11/09 12:54 PM
Re: Good Home Wanted : Aero 8 Series II
[Re: Alistair]
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L - Learner Plates On
Registered: 05/05/07
Posts: 120
Loc: Essex
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Is anyone able to guide me as to the work required to transfer a currently UK registered car to EU ownership in Germany for example.
Have any of you done this yourself or have you used the services of a dealer ? My previous car went off privately to Belgium last month. I didn't have to do anything specific - I don't know if it's different for other countries though. All I needed was a bill of sale (which you can do on the day, obviously), a certificate of conformity, and the V5 for the car. I also only accepted cash, not a cheque or a banker's draft, more for my own safety rather than anything else.
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