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Guest Daveaerial

Morning ppls

I'm currently looking at buying a mk4 blue Se cab

I just wondered how you establish if it's a genuine se rather than a rep as on all checks just says 16i

Any feed back would be great

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Hi cheers for the reply

yes it does have them.:-)

the roof had been replaced so not grey does appear to have the right seats etc .

I saw a post about them having a number how would Find this out ?

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Will be interesting to see what it goes for .

The other one on eBay was near on 10k you can see chips all over the front

Still not sold though

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The on at swva auction last month with 55K on the clock (interior seems to back up mileage) but needing a new gearbox went for 1.6K as a guide. On the other hand the low miles sierra cossie went for 46K at the same auction.

 

Even tip top cond I don't think it will command strong money as much as a RS or hatchback XR.

 

Only bits I don't like are:

 

1) Still has old icsv valve assembly

2) Missing oriignal spots

3) No dealer front plate

 

Last two suggest some kind of front end impact. Viewing day before the auction, so I'm going to check it out properly an see what it's like.

 

The Derby car - Facebook site escort cabrio SE owners group, previous owner sold for 1.5K. New owner is taking the michael at 5K. I do remember that car from the mid to late 1990's though and it was not even in that special condition back then either!

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The on at swva auction last month with 55K on the clock (interior seems to back up mileage) but needing a new gearbox went for 1.6K as a guide. On the other hand the low miles sierra cossie went for 46K at the same auction.

 

Even tip top cond I don't think it will command strong money as much as a RS or hatchback XR.

 

Only bits I don't like are:

 

1) Still has old icsv valve assembly

2) Missing oriignal spots

3) No dealer front plate

 

Last two suggest some kind of front end impact. Viewing day before the auction, so I'm going to check it out properly an see what it's like.

 

The Derby car - Facebook site escort cabrio SE owners group, previous owner sold for 1.5K. New owner is taking the michael at 5K. I do remember that car from the mid to late 1990's though and it was not even in that special condition back then either!

Cheers for that let us k what it's like :-) the Derby car also has Millage issue jumps from 2000 to 94000 and missing mots of the era & had a lot of repeat on mots welding etc Shame looks OK in the pics

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It was pretty tidy to be fair. being critical it had few deep scratches on the bonnet,painted down both sides at some point few fish eyes in the paint,the boot lock had been levered at some point & distorted the panel & drivers door forced its self open the minute you lifted the handle bit strange but overall a

8 of 10 motor

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Thought the blue se's had some sort of writing/numbers written on under the crash bar foam/pad ? as well as the obvious ski rack fixing holes

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Well 5.5k sets the bar then i suppose,if it was,not original paint etc,good news for cabby owners who do have a fairly original car.

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