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Smashing looking car, Steve. Lovely paintwork and interior looks just right with wood colour and perfect dash. I know which one I'd prefer!

I wondered about the paint on the ebay car too...

I agree, nice-ish but but not mint.

Better to sort those easy things and present a proper wow car for the money?

Stickers look very nice

...you use the IMG button in the full reply editor then stick your picture link carefully between the two set of square brackets, if that helps

PS nice looking teaser glimpse of the 416 tourer(?) in nightfire next to it in pic 4!

Is this what you meant, Jim? http://i881.photobucket.com/albums/ac20/Jimdefruit/IMG_0720.jpg http://i881.photobucket.com/albums/ac20/Jimdefruit/IMG_0719.jpg http://i881.photobucket.com/albums/ac20/Jimdefruit/IMG_0718.jpg http://i881.photobucket.com/albums/ac20/Jimdefruit/IMG_0717.jpg http://i881.pho...

Agreed house prices rising do no-one any good unless you're either downsizing (downpricing?) or in a position to sell up and exit the market and pocket the cash - could be tricky when you come back in again though... It would be good if R800's got a boost to their values if only for the fact that mo...

Yes the Monty could go beside my 800's and the 214 as well

Lovely bit of Rover Porn there Mr Coup!

Especially love that last 214SLi - really sumptious metallic blue paint. Can't decide whether it's Caribbean or not? I didn't even mind standing on my head to enjoy the pics of that one. Not expensive at all, for the condition, if you ask me...

and gone again...

Yup, that's it

deano wrote:I wouldn't but another KV6
Not unless it was really cheap and had 100k on the clock.

Yes - they are in the strange situation where higher mileage could be seen as better!

Ah yes of course... must brush up on my Trivial Pursuit skills. Don't forget the 5th degree in proctology for when one disappears up ones own jacksie

I don't know Dave, it was some time ago and I'm not sure I fully understood the point at the time, let alone remember the full detail now. The (vague) memory of the conversation was just triggered by other comments on the thread about bidding behaviour.

And no, it wasn't Stuart Goddard - who he?

I heard once that game theory shows that auctions only ever achieve the 2nd best possible price for an item... never quite sure why that is so but the person who told me (statistician and game theory expert) was adamant about it.... (and no they did not break into a rendition of Prince Charming) Any...

So if bidder number 1 withdraws, then are other bids that were in response to that person's earlier bids also taken off, until the first bid that was not impacted by the withdrawing bidder remains? (hope that makes sense!)