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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
- Thread starter daro911
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ORIGINAL: daro911 Mine like yours are chrome so chrome should shine only takes a minute to do keeps Rob K on his toes just like the shield to locking nut to valve[] [8D]
No issues at all and great relief after suffering 2 punctures in my last Spyder and on both occasions I heard the problem and was able to get punctures fixed before ruining perfectly good tyres. After those 2 close calls I bought this unit on special offer deal and the monitoring unit plugs into the cigarette lighter socket and the warning sound is so loud no need to leave ashtray open to watch the readout plus after several minutes of no motion the actual readout goes off despite lighter socket being live so no drain on the battery at all http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/accessories-tyres/61230/steelmate-tp-70-tyre-pressure-monitorORIGINAL: Steve Brown Hi, Out of interest, how are you getting on with the tyre pressure monitoring? I presume that's the sender on the valve cap? I keep thinking about getting one, but wondered if the weight of the sender caused any problems? Thanks, SteveORIGINAL: daro911 Mine like yours are chrome so chrome should shine only takes a minute to do keeps Rob K on his toes just like the shield to locking nut to valve[] [8D]
Great to see the cars out being enjoyed. I like in the first shot how you've pulled up in the road where best to take the perfect pic of view and the road ahead []
All 3 OPC cars are the same colour so wrong in 2010 might b right in 2014 []ORIGINAL: rob.kellock March 2010, wrong colour, wrong wheels. £42k. Blimey.
Just knock £6000 off the asking price and you are back to the trade buy in price today add 10% max and that's your top $ private money[&o] You may have to offer OPC warranty & repaint the car to the new white to get a look in [][]ORIGINAL: flat6 How much can the OPC's influence the market prices like this? What should private sellers now be asking?
ORIGINAL: daro911No issues at all and great relief after suffering 2 punctures in my last Spyder and on both occasions I heard the problem and was able to get punctures fixed before ruining perfectly good tyres. After those 2 close calls I bought this unit on special offer deal and the monitoring unit plugs into the cigarette lighter socket and the warning sound is so loud no need to leave ashtray open to watch the readout plus after several minutes of no motion the actual readout goes off despite lighter socket being live so no drain on the battery at all http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/accessories-tyres/61230/steelmate-tp-70-tyre-pressure-monitorORIGINAL: Steve Brown Hi, Out of interest, how are you getting on with the tyre pressure monitoring? I presume that's the sender on the valve cap? I keep thinking about getting one, but wondered if the weight of the sender caused any problems? Thanks, Steve
philnotts99
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So out of the current Spyders for sale, what is that roughly? PhilJust knock £6000 off the asking price and you are back to the trade buy in price today add 10% max and that's your top $ private money[&o] You may have to offer OPC warranty & repaint the car to the new white to get a look in [][]
[]They are all on Pistonheads [] http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds?Category=used-cars&Keyword=R&KeywordCleanedValue=R&M=516&Page=1&isExperiment=True Cracking spec "S" for sale today http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/porsche/cayman/porsche-cayman-s-987-gen-ii-2010/1903694?isexperiment=trueORIGINAL: Andy Fagan Only 4 CR's at the OPC and only 2 of them are manual. Prices also seem to be holding if not rising slightly.
philnotts99
Member
Did you keep it?[]ORIGINAL: daro911 My Spyder has given birth is this a worlds first
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