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GB £23,750
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2001 3200 GTA
Grigio Alfieri with black leather and in wonderful condition.
Only 19,250 miles - Automatic.
Full Maserati service history and last serviced 08/2007 at 18,500 miles.
Guigaro designed classic with the crescent lights.
First Registered 01/2001 (X).
Owned since 08/2004, but off road for 2 years due to health problems.
Tel: Steve Rogers on 01707 261232 (Hertfordshire) or mobile 07736644872. |
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GB £23,950
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2001 Maserati 3200 GTA
Automatic transmission
'Grigio Titanio' (met. silver) with grey and Bordeaux leather interior
35,500 miles - 2001 (31,250 mile major service carried out by Meridien-Modena)
Original owner's manual and folder - 2 keys plus RED KEY
Tracker - immobiliser - Becker radio & CD x 6 player
Taxed to May '08 - MoT to 13.3.08 - 4 new tyres (April '06)
New battery May '06 - new stainless steel exhaust back boxes (June '07)
Swissol polished - immaculate condition
Car located in South West Hampshire
For further details please contact Michael on 02380-893773 |
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GB £21,000
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2000 3200 GT Automatic
Nero with cream leather interior
Chassis no.: ZAMAA38D000001706 - First registered 18/01/2000
Owned by me since February 2005 - Current mileage: 54,850
Alarm/immobiliser - 24 hour Tracker - Becker radio cassette with 6 CD multichanger
Balance of transferable warranty to 16/03/2009.
Full service history at main dealers until 2005 and at Autoshield Maserati, Manchester since then
Last service was carried out on 08/01/2007
Tax to December 2007 - MOT to 11/01/2008 - 2 front tyres at 46,241 miles on 21/10/2005
Cambelt changed 10/01/2006 - Front brake pads 10/01/2006
Gearbox replaced 15/02/2006 - New battery 08/05/ 2006
Exhaust back boxes 8/01/2007 - 1 new rear tyre 23/05/2007
Private plate not included in the sale
For further details please contact Neil on 0161 969 8234
E-mail: patricia.millar6@btinternet.com |
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WARNING TO SELLERS
It has come to our attention that bogus buyers are contacting members via email, perporting to be interested in buying their cars.
These emails, mostly in broken English, offer to pay for the car without even seeing it. I understand that they often offer to send a cheque for a higher value than the car – say £30,000 for a £25,000 car. Thinking that they have sold their car, unsuspecting sellers are asked to send the bogus buyer a cheque for the difference which they can then cash within 3 or 4 days.
Unaware of what is going on, the seller will then find that the bogus buyer's cheque has bounced and this can often take up to three weeks or so one becomes aware. So the sellers are left without the car AND minus any monies forwarded to the buyer. There is also always the risk of a fake Banker's Draft which bounce.
Members may not be aware of this possible scam. It would be good to remind members that they should always insist on an electronic transfer of funds by BACS or CHAPS before parting with their beloved motors. |
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