Dearest one I've seen, https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1974-Triu...kAAOSwsuhamklK
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At least his vehicles for sale are photographed against similar backgrounds!Richard
Mabel is a white 1972 Mk1½, TV8, Mo/d. -
It isn’t what you ask for it, it’s what someone’s prepared to pay. However, with a full restoration probably coming in at that sort of figure if someone else does it all for you, what price originality?
Be surprised if it sells for that, probably nearer £30k at the best.
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The choice of photos is a bit limited. Perhaps it's not up to much under the bonnet. At least it shows that prices are going the right wayComment
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That one was for sale a few years ago. Same pictures same car. Very strange The seller seems to keep adding more value. High end Classics in general have gone down in value from the crazy prices seen a couple of years ago. But the stag was under priced so I think it's catching up
one-day it will reach it's value but by then it will need converting to electric no doubt
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Dont we all wish it could fetch that kind of money, its just a dealer trying to have it away! Maybe tops 20k to 25k now. Put another way their worth what you've probably spent to get them there!Comment
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Alternatively they are worth what someone will pay for them. Of course if you buy a wreck and spend 20k on it that doesn't make it worth 20k does it?Originally posted by I am Groot View PostComment
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You could probably buy a project and have it rebuilt to your own spec for not much more than that.Comment
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Given the restoration was done 8 years ago & there's no under bonnet/underneath photos I think its very steep indeed.Originally posted by Ritchie6 View Post
There's a white one at £30k at the moment on ebay which has been there a while now still not sold and clearly just too much money - £40k for an 8 year old resto' and in purple too.....
LOL!Mike
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