Have classic car prices shot up again??

[Another Peter]

I can't make my mind up if the seller is serious, or whether he typed the price wrong.

But £29,950 for a rubber bumper GT seems a tad optimistic

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C213206

No, I'm not wanting one, but I always like to look at the online classifieds.

[nib]

One 9 too many Peter otherwise the recession is well and truly over.
Mark

[KOY 23]

Classic Car list a mint private sale at £3250, so he may have to accept a slightly lower offer.

[71Stag]

Guessing its a decimal point error, how much is a Morris Marina in a party frock worth? £299.50 sounds about right

[KOY 23]

guessing its a decimal point error, how much is a morris marina in a party frock worth? £299.50 sounds about right

Welcome to the forum. With that sense of humour, you will fit in well!!

John.

[Andy Rundell]

There's a big difference between being For Sale and being Sold...... i think this one will have the For Sale sign hanging for quite some time !

[aerosilver]

It's either a typo or he must be on a different planet. I sold my 1972 MGB Roadster a couple of years ago, all chrome, wires, the works. It was virtually concours and it only made £8500. By this measure I should have asked 85k!

Bob
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