MG ZTT 2.5 V6

Post Number:#1 by **Gfunk** » July 23rd, 2015, 1:08

Hi All

just thought I would post up a link as regrettably I have my ZTT for sale at present if anyone is interested as would prefer it goes to an enthusiast.
I don't really want to sell but she does less than 1k per year and doesn't get used so very cherished and well looked after.
On the other hand if it doesn't sell will end up keeping her as am really impressed with the future outlook on these Z cars that this site promotes.
Some of you might think the price is a little high but does reflect the absolute mint condition and very low miles.
Thanks
G

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/ ... 02/4461670

Post Number:#2 by **Zeb** » July 23rd, 2015, 7:21

Good on you for pricing it as you have! Still have to say you won't find a comparable motor for even that money. A car with character is worth keeping even if you do only 1000 miles a year....

Post Number:#3 by **Borg Warner** » July 23rd, 2015, 10:45

Keep it, you'll only regret selling it if it goes.

Gary M.

Post Number:#4 by **Gfunk** » July 24th, 2015, 7:51

Hello Guys

I thought the price is a fair one as effectively getting a car that has rarely been used and as good as any 2 year old motor or better I would say.
Indeed for that money you won't get anything as nice.
I am vearing towards keeping it as I didn't want to sell anyway especially with the new found support of this club !! lol
I will regret it for sure.
I will let the ad run it's course but if it doesn't sell it will be wrapped up again in the garage until values start to go up.
If a bog standard Cortina can I'm sure our wonderful characterful cars will.

Cheers
G

Post Number:#5 by **Paul** » July 24th, 2015, 9:08

Suppose it depends if you need the money and / or space. If neither then I would keep it. Even if it does not appreciate would be ideal for the classic car shows in a few years time.

Post Number:#6 by **Borg Warner** » July 25th, 2015, 10:41

When you see what people show at classic car shows today which where vilified when they where new, there is no doubt in my mind that these cars will be there in the future.

Gary M.

Post Number:#7 by **Gfunk** » August 1st, 2015, 4:57

Hi all
Sorry for the late reply.
Indeed I do not need to sell and me thinks will keep her even if I have to get a runaround to preserve the miles and condition.
Not sure about the shows as haven't been to one for years to see what sort of quality is there.
I have no doubt too that the Z's will be sought after very soon.
Cheers
G

Post Number:#8 by **Zeb** » August 1st, 2015, 11:49

Good news and a good decision! :-)

Sadly we have a few years to go before they are classed as a classic by a certain venue's organisers.

Gary M.

Post Number:**#10** by **Zeb** » August 2nd, 2015, 4:29

Aye..... we might well have a solution to that!

Post Number:**#11** by **Gfunk** » August 2nd, 2015, 5:11

Oh right what is the solution then.
If I could afford it would add a ZS to the stable too!! Lol
Regards
G

Post Number:**#12** by **Gfunk** » August 3rd, 2015, 1:42

Hi All

Just got a quotation to put the ZTT on classic policy through the club here and really impressed.

£166 squids for the year with breakdown cover and low excess.

That cheap its rude not to.

Cheers
G