Originally Posted By mph
It's not a bargain, it's simply priced according to it's condition and history.

Figure in a retrim, some paintwork and a few other cosmetic improvements and you'll soon reach the price of others for sale.

And you'll still have a high mileage, high owner car with the wrong wheels fitted.



Alternatively, don't fuss over the cosmetics, decide that the wheels aren't "wrong" just different, and you'd have a hell of a sports car for at least £10 - 15kk less than the others available on the market.


Tim H.
1986 4/4 VVTi Sport, 2002 LR Defender, 2022 Mini Cooper SE