View Full Version : RS2000 at £29,000
Dave1800BDA
22-12-2004, 19:09
I see that Andy Moggeridge Cossie powered RS2000 is up for sale,
See... race cars direct, for info, sorry no good at putting up links
What do you think?
Cheers Dave.
RS2000&MEXICO
22-12-2004, 19:22
£29000.00 did you print thats right dave....????
Dave1800BDA
22-12-2004, 19:27
Actually it's £29,950, have a look Paul, car still looks good, But I thought it had some mishap, cant quite remember what happened.
Can somebody put link up.
race cars direct..... cars for sale.
Cheers Dave.
RS2000&MEXICO
22-12-2004, 19:29
carnt you put the link up dave...??
Dave1800BDA
22-12-2004, 19:35
I think I'll stick to ye olde BDA stuff, I'll leave the computer lark to you!!!!
That is a lot of money !!
Worth it ???
http://www.racecarsdirect.com/cars/details.asp?id=15643&pt=Car&tp=forsale&cat=6
Dave1800BDA
22-12-2004, 19:40
Thanks there Paul.
RS2000&MEXICO
22-12-2004, 19:47
thats just to much :blackeye: :blackeye:
SIGYELLOW
22-12-2004, 20:11
Gimme a standard low mileage road car any day of the week....
Banishit
22-12-2004, 20:13
bloody hell how much
martin c
22-12-2004, 20:27
I know that there going up in value but that's OTT!!!!!!!!!!!!
bloody hell £29k ...good luck to him if he gets it though
Frosticles
22-12-2004, 21:02
I thought it was expensive at 15k at the RSOC National day a couple of years ago...........................
it had a shed load of work done since Andy sold it. 29k ... bit over the top, you can by a rs1800 for that and have 10k change
Dave1800BDA
22-12-2004, 21:40
Blimey Kel, andy had this car well sorted when he sold it, what did the new owner do to it then to improve on that.
cheers Dave.
going by the write up in a mag last month, it need setting up & after a little fire in the engine bay need a bit of work then.
here we go !!!
http://www.rsownersclub.co.uk/kel/fmc555v.pdf
Gimme a standard low mileage road car any day of the week....
You would sonner have a standard road rs2000 over that ?
My god is this BBS full of sad peeeps or what
Do you lot have any idea how much a car like that costs to build ?
My engine alone would cost more than most cars on this bbs.....
respect given where its due please people.....
3500 will buy my axle, another 500 quid and i got a car like gaz's
Mine is valued at 27500 now and its a sh!!!!ter
I dont think i would actually call it a shitter dingy ...i'll swap yer mate :geek:
paul spence
22-12-2004, 22:25
PMSL @ Dingy on his high horse again
FMC 555V is sum tool,if I had 29k money no problem I would buy it,but
at the moment i havent got £29!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not really paul, loads of people onhere think that spending 6k on standard mk 2 is the be all an end all of it.
Fact is, standard mk2's are utter shit.
Aving owned bout 10 of them in the last 16 years i can compare through it all ......LOL
Each to there own i'd say, i would not pay 29 k for it as the spec of it to built would cost you less than 20k.
But having built a few i have no idea what i am talking about LOL
Banishit
22-12-2004, 23:13
but everytime you come here its too hurl abuse about peoples cars, so you have spent loads on yours ? and does that make it any better I think not!
My mates got a Ferrari racer, which makes yours look like cheap stuff too but so what, saying your back axle costs £3500 my watch costs that and more, it does not make everyone elses inferior, it tells the time like everyone elses, same as your axle makes the wheels able to hold the car off the ground and turn
I went in a mk2 over here that cost £75000 thats nearly 3 of yours ???
and if MK2's are utter s**** why do you keep buying them then ? and then modifying them, spending so much money on such a crappy car!!!
well said Brian.
Dingy, at the time I was thinking of buying Andys old car, not knocking it at all but some people hold a higher value on a car that is standard. Its all down to what you want and what you are into.
Mine stands me in £**K
All that matters is we love our car no matter what state of tune its in.
and we respect each others view.
it had a shed load of work done since Andy sold it. 29k ... bit over the top, you can by a rs1800 for that and have 10k change
But not a very good one these days, the last one I was after went for quite a bit over 20K (to Ireland...of course - they all seem to end up there, just like LVX has!)
Cheers
Mr Hoarder
23-12-2004, 12:03
but everytime you come here its too hurl abuse about peoples cars, so you have spent loads on yours ? and does that make it any better I think not!
My mates got a Ferrari racer, which makes yours look like cheap stuff too but so what, saying your back axle costs £3500 my watch costs that and more, it does not make everyone elses inferior, it tells the time like everyone elses, same as your axle makes the wheels able to hold the car off the ground and turn
I went in a mk2 over here that cost £75000 thats nearly 3 of yours ???
and if MK2's are utter s**** why do you keep buying them then ? and then modifying them, spending so much money on such a crappy car!!!
Brian "The voice of reason" - gets it spot on once again.
Steve - as Brian says - Stop giving it the large one :geek: :winky:
SIGYELLOW
23-12-2004, 13:38
Sorry Mr. Dingy if I upstag....upset you, was a bit out of ordrer saying that and I apologise. It's just that in my book (and it takes all sorts to make a world eh!) overly modifying a MK2 RS in this day and age is tantamount to sacrilege (or however you spell it?). And yes; I would rather have a box standard RS 1800 road car (for instance) over the one at question here. Sorry....
PS: Yep; I am most definately a sad peep (such a compliment that!!), also restore ex-BR Diesel locomotives, lorries, tractors, Cat dozers......the list goes on
lee bishop
23-12-2004, 15:57
i can see both sides, having seen two £80k cars in classic ford over the last 8 months, i am not surprised that sorted cars are changing hands for big money, but if money wasnt an issue, you'd have one standard car and one hi spec anyway....... i wouldn't slag off anybodys views!
SIGYELLOW
23-12-2004, 16:48
Hey; if money wasn't an issue, it would be a Bell Jetranger anyday of the week........but seriously, not being a speed demon, I have to say my reason for liking RS MK2s is for the character and general flair of the cars - certainly not (specifically) for what it has under the bonnet and how fast we can potentially get it to go with all of today's vastly powerful technology..
I guess I'm your average flat capped, tweed jacket wearing, pipe smoking, Terry Thomas style classic car enthusiast. Takes all sorts eh!!
lee bishop
23-12-2004, 17:43
i ride a yamaha rd250lc for the same reasons, i have had, and can have again fastbikes, but i chose to ride something you dont see every day, and i have as much fun with 35hp as 135 hp
LOL @ banishit
Yeah mate, you hit the nail on the head and totally missed my point.
I shall refrain from posting in future....
PS the axle was an example, nothing more, blown all out everything i was on about.
Happy xmas
it had a shed load of work done since Andy sold it. 29k ... bit over the top, you can by a rs1800 for that and have 10k change
But not a very good one these days, the last one I was after went for quite a bit over 20K (to Ireland...of course - they all seem to end up there, just like LVX has!)
Cheers
The one I enquired after was in Holland for 24k euro, standard trim on steals etc.....
Banishit
24-12-2004, 23:33
LOL @ banishit
Yeah mate, you hit the nail on the head and totally missed my point.
I shall refrain from posting in future....
PS the axle was an example, nothing more, blown all out everything i was on about.
Happy xmas
I whatever you think, was not me only that red your post and agreed?
neilmexico
25-12-2004, 00:17
hi lads,
just my opinion,totally standard low mileage original examples are my thing,but hey lads still a mk2,and each to their own.
neil
Frosticles
25-12-2004, 10:02
Each to their own IMO You like what you like. No matter what anybody else thinks.
SIGYELLOW
25-12-2004, 11:51
I think the point I was specifically trying to make, when I made that comment was that if I had £29k (say) and it was a choice between FMC 555V and a standard(ish), very low mileage RS2000 (RUD 1T??) or an RS 1800 road car; then it would definately be one of the latter two for me.
I respect the tarmac/track scene very much, but it doesn't really interest me to a high degree as I'm not into serious modifications etc - though I do enjoy the post-historic rally scene very much and seeing the cars built to their original rally spec!!
vBulletin® v3.7.4, Copyright ©2000-2012, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.