CR value in Canada
#61
If this was a horse they'd say that it was "rode hard and put away wet".
How does a 2008 go through a full restoration ?, geez, that can't be a good sign. Maybe if it was a 2000 MY, but not a 2008. That valvecover looks terrible for a 2008.
Wrong wheels.
The coilover setup looks bad, and BC is a de-grade from the CR OEM suspension.
This is a bad example at a fraction of the asking price.
How does a 2008 go through a full restoration ?, geez, that can't be a good sign. Maybe if it was a 2000 MY, but not a 2008. That valvecover looks terrible for a 2008.
Wrong wheels.
The coilover setup looks bad, and BC is a de-grade from the CR OEM suspension.
This is a bad example at a fraction of the asking price.
#63
#66
It is most likely a real CR that has been modified. It has many of the details that most people wouldn't go to when trying to convert. Iv never seen a converted one get the tonneau cover. VIN would be best way to confirm.
Most of the mods are not significant and you could restore this easily. I would be concerned about the maintenance on the vehicle with the mileage but I don't see this as being a bad car to buy...just not for that price.
Most of the mods are not significant and you could restore this easily. I would be concerned about the maintenance on the vehicle with the mileage but I don't see this as being a bad car to buy...just not for that price.
#67
I love the look of the ABP CR's, probably my favourite colour, this one needs a substantial discount to make it more attractive.