Disco wagon for sale

[Jonathan Ford]

To make way for my new motor, I'm looking to send my disco wagon off down the road! It's a Ford Focus C-Max 1.8L (petrol) Zetec on a 55 plate, and has a shade under 66,000 (mostly motorway) miles on the clock. This car runs well, is pretty economical, has a really comfortable driving position and handles like a regular Focus. In terms of load space, in the boot with the seats up and parcel shelf in place, I can fit two Wharfedale passives (don't know the dimensions, but they're bigger than a pair of Mackies), my playout box (19" 2U Kam Kase), 2 amps in sleeves, 2 laptops and my cable bag. Sitting on the back seat, Powerbar, DSB and cloth, speaker stands...the point I'm making is that it fits in a decent show with back up gear comfortably and still drives beautifully. It's also a great family car, and has had both front and back brake pads and discs replaced this year.

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So, things wrong with it...a few paint chips on the passenger door thanks to the Mrs spatial awareness when she opens her driver door. A small scuff by the front fog light on the drivers side thanks to my spatial awareness reversing out of a hotel car park with a very small ornamental wall that I missed. All in all, in good nick for its age.

According to What Car, you'd pay £3,400 from a dealer or £3,200 privately. I'm looking for sensible offers around £2,750.

Cheers

Jon

[Jonathan Ford]

Stuff I should've mentioned in the opening post, but was a little quick on the trigger...

The car has alloys, radio/CD, front electric windows, air con, heated windscreen and rear window, radio controls on steering wheel, drivers arm rest (which I love...:o ).

Please feel free to call (07791 566169), email (perhaps better use [email protected] due to computer disaster mentioned elsewhere) or PM.