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Re: '73T US spec CIS

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Oh yes, the Sepia car, thanks Mike - how could I forget. :roll:
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For anyone interested this car is now being marketed at £49,595...

I haven't seen it since I started this post but will go see next Saturday if you would like to know anything specific.
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left4dead wrote:Would be tempted if price was right but £3Xk it ain't! :shock:
What a difference a year makes!
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If you mean I'm now tempted, I'm not...

Or do you mean the price?

Going to look at something else. :wink:
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Price - I was just commenting that it seems to have appreciated a lot in a year!

Still looks a very sound car for somebody but at that new price it would need to be very special!
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The seller always talked of £50K, but has now put a sticker on the windscreen. I was never going to be £30K
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New owner might find these useful. Original factory service documents.

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simon might be interested in a copy of teh CIS docs
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Hi James

If you think he would be interested in them tell him to pm me if he in touch with you soon (I seem to have lost his contact details but I think he's moved anyway?)

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Nick Moss wrote:The seller always talked of £50K, but has now put a sticker on the windscreen. I was never going to be £30K
Put the CIS system on a shelf and stick on a pair of PMOs and it might almost be worth it.

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210bhp wrote:New owner might find these useful. Original factory service documents.

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Hi Mike,


Regarding the above books etc, I think I may have one but would be interested in the others. All my possessions are currently in a van enroute to Cambridge so I can't check what it is I have until later in the week. If you still have these, could you hold them for me until I can confirm which I want?

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73SJM wrote:
210bhp wrote: All my possessions are currently in a van enroute to Cambridge
Are you coming to live in the finest of all England's many fine cities Simon?
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Sam wrote:
Are you coming to live in the finest of all England's many fine cities Simon?

I don't think so Sam. Simon is moving to Cambridge, not Norwich.
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I am looking for a copy of the CIS troubleshooting guide if anyone has one.

I am thinking of taking the Webber's off mine and going back to the original CIS, am I mad?
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kitesurfer2 wrote:I am looking for a copy of the CIS troubleshooting guide if anyone has one.

I am thinking of taking the Webber's off mine and going back to the original CIS, am I mad?
Slightly deranged I'd say. You know you are getting there when you convert it to a Bitzracing EFI setup. Seriously underrated conversion. I ran one of these setups for years without a hitch then had the urge for ITB's and EFI. Thats when you know you've got it bad. :lol:

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