MINI for sale

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Well, I've finally done it. The Mini is now officially for sale. Let the fun and games begin.

Comments

Mal said…
Well, one person's expressed an interest in a part-ex for his S2000 already. Unfortunately, it's outside my price range and, while it looks pretty good to my eye, that yellow colour might be hard to shift when you come to sell it on.
09:51
NUFC Accounts.co.uk said…
Looks good, but agree yellow would not be my first choice. But having interest shown on the first day is very positive.
11:05
Mal said…
And another part-ex offer comes in: Lotus Elan SE. Way too old for my liking, but interesting nonetheless. I'm enjoying this... all except for the bit where you have turn people down. :-/
21:31
Mal said…
Wow, this is mental. Another 2 enquiries and the ad's been up less than 2 days. This time it's a tuned TT and a straight take-some-cash offer from a dealer. The latter is most certainly interesting,
19:44
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