Welcome to the forum Oli! Good luck with your search. You need to contact the two gentlemen above. Cannot do any better.
Where do you prefer to look when searching for a FGT?
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Welcome to the forum Oli! Good luck with your search. You need to contact the two gentlemen above. Cannot do any better.
nautoncall
GT Owner
- Apr 6, 2014
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I'm afraid time just means money. If everyone and their brother are going to apply for a NFGT, then when these start getting sold and many (who don't have a current car) want a FGT they will have no option but to but "an old car". So prices creep..or may do more than creep. Didn't the CGT all the sudden just jump??
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FrankBarba
Permanent Vacation
Really? How many years have you been posting your car is for sale? Not being rude, but it's rather comical at this point. If you truly wanted to sell the car, it would have sold several years ago bud.
And yes, it's no secret I am a dealer.
See your post dating back over 5 years ago....
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GTdrummer
GT Owner
Seriously , I have given thought to buying Frank's car and Sonic Blue ( a whole different story) just so I'd never have to hear about either of them again. Frank, why the rise out of dangling your car in front of every unsuspecting smuck looking for a GT?
And yes, it's no secret I am a dealer.
Would be fun just to visit, so many nice machines. Two dealers, Elite and Marv's, American Super Cars will definitely be on my first to call list, when I give up on finding a pp.
Would be fun just to visit, so many nice machines. Two dealers, Elite and Marv's, American Super Cars will definitely be on my first to call list, when I give up on finding a pp.
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PL510*Jeff
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FrankBarba
Permanent Vacation
I guess the real reason is why i have not sold my car would be: Just like anything else...it all boils down to MONEY...