Recent content by Kookaburra

Thinking about an Alfa Giulia for later next year, once the 'young-un' has practiced in the day-box and passed his test, then I can go shopping again...

Are you fitting it yourself, if so can you provide a few pics and notes?

Just about this long Alfatwo... she's now sold and heading back 'sarf' to Wimbledon in a few days. Toodle Pip

Service history details now included in Pistonheads Ad following several requests, see link for details: https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/maserati/4200/maserati-coupe-v8-cambiocorsa-plus-reg----------2005/8906118 As always, if interested in viewing please get in touch with me...

Hello Mike, yes indeedy, was good to chat at Sports Cars in the Park at Newby Hall, wish I could wind it back a few months and go again :cool: Cheers Paul

Got some interest, hopefully viewings to be lined-up soon. Car has 71k miles as indicated plus a new MoT, FSH, receipts, etc, etc. Drop me a PM if anyone's seriously interested in taking a look as I intend to sell her if the money is right. Thanks, Paul

Thanks Andy, I'll be sorry to see her go but work gives me little time left to enjoy and I need the money. Paul

Sad to say goodbye to my fabulous 2005 face-lift 4200 Coupe Cambiocorsa after 7 years of careful ownership. Very few of these late model face-lift versions remain in the UK, so a real head-turner. Argento Luna with contrasting grey leather interior, 4 genuine adult seats not a kids bench in the...

Good to see you again Mike, enjoyed lighting up the rears as we left the field, not many places you can do that these days without Plod.

No **** idea what Giulia Quadrifoglio means; maybe one of dem 4-leaf clover machinas? Sounds interestin, lookin forward to a chat eh?

Then we'll see you again {less Staaaag} on Sunday Michael.

Hello Chaps I've just signed-up for my second visit to Sports Cars in the Park at Newby Hall on Sunday. Hopefully I'll be parked-up in the Sportsmaserati 'compound' as booked so I'll get to meet you all, sadly I can't make the Saturday jaunt as I've just had 3 days away from 'her indoors' so no...

Cheers Zep, I've got a local workshop guy just up the road so that sounds like a viable option...

Thanks guys, I'm reasonably capable but don't have any of the special tools that have been mentioned - is there something I can readily buy on the DIY market or would it be better to take my 4200CC to an indy specialist and let them charge me? Any thoughts welcomed, thanks...

So far as I'm aware, there is no end float issue on the 4200CC, so maybe I need to get oil pressure sensor replaced if my pressure gauge is dropping suddenly and wobbling around?