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Putting my MGTF up for sale, details as follows

Mgtf
Blue
53 plate
44000 mls
MOT Sept 2012
Just sorned

in good condition , been rain free and garaged when not in use for last 3 years, sorned every year from Oct till April and kept in garage.

Looking for £1750 ono

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Nice looking TF., Good luck with the sale - Where about are you?

Thanks , stay in Fort William , Scotland

Lovely example - at that price someone will snap it up in no time!

I really like the look of that TF, I've even been imagining it with stripes

Just a quick one, is there any difference between the two photos's I've been trying but can't spot any differences, mind you I was never very good at those games.

Did a pic disappear?

Yep! There were two copies of the same photo, so I made it one.

albyn1 wrote: wrote:

Putting my MGTF up for sale, details as follows

Mgtf
Blue
53 plate
44000 mls
MOT Sept 2012
Just sorned

in good condition , been rain free and garaged when not in use for last 3 years, sorned every year from Oct till April and kept in garage.

Looking for £1750 ono

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Looks a stunning car for the price, should be "gone in an instant" pity its so far away

Nowhere in England is too far away, compared to Canada that is. I picked up a car on the weekend and drove it 1,800 km to bring it home.

Out of interest. How much is fuel there Mowog?

Hi Leigh,

It varies of course. In New Brunswick petrol was usually around $1.25/L (£2/L) for regular, 87 PON, which is around 91-92 RON (PON = (RON+MON)/2). In Quebec I paid $1.30/L. And here in Sarnia, Ontario, we are presently paying $1.14/L (£1.82/L). It cost me about $200 to drive the 2002 VW Golf (2L automatic) 1,800 km.

For mid-grade, which is what I used in the MGF add another 5 cents per litre. I do realise we have it good over here.

I live right next to Michigan and over there regular is about $0.74/L (£1.18/L)

Mark

I think you've gone the wrong way with your currency conversion, Mark.
£0.61 to the Canadian Dollar.