should i buy a clubby if its cheap?

[eed-250]

look for a mustang dont waste ur time on a plastic rocket.

[rick69]

Originally Posted by micmansour

If its a series 2 clubby R8, then i'd probably go 4 it, even thought I'd have to live with that holden interior.

Compared to the equivalent ford of the time (AU) the VT interior was miles ahead in terms of looks and appeal, while quality wise they were pretty equal.
I know I'd rather live with a VT interior than look at that ugly AU egg shaped dash every day.

Originally Posted by JBonDSS

I love the cars - but the resale is a killer, a mate of mine has a manual clubby not sure if its r8 or not its been 4 sale for months & months price is now $28k

I think what is really affecting the resale of these type of vehicles is the price of fuel at the moment. People are steering clear of V8's and looking for more economical alternatives.

[*rayman*]

yeah, thanks for the comments guys... the more i've thought about it, the less i want it. I love the cars, but if i'm putting that much money into a car, i have decided i'm getting something i really want...

So the mustang project is go go go... watch this space for an update on my new toy soon....

[philstoj]

Originally Posted by *rayman*

I've been dead set on putting another mustang in my garage, since i sol my last one to get an education.

A friend has ordered a brand new GTO monaro, and has offered me the VT R8 clubby at a very good price with a bit of stereo gear in it.

My dilema is, do i buy it, drive it for a year or 2, sell it for what i paid, lose no money... or buy and sell real quick? or just forget the idea completely?

I'm not a holden boy, but the r8's are very nice cars to drive, and they are quick too :(

"Eddie Maguire voice" 50/50, ask the audience or dial a friend..... _

[OLS108]

just so we are all clear guys the R8 was only avilable in the series II LS1 powerd beasts !