kikkthecat
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3722 genuine miles ??
That's as near as you will get to a brand new car but even so it's worth nowhere near that.
Besides I believe these cars where meant to be driven and this one obviously hasn't so who could guess what problems are waiting.
There is no mention of service history either.
That's as near as you will get to a brand new car but even so it's worth nowhere near that.
Besides I believe these cars where meant to be driven and this one obviously hasn't so who could guess what problems are waiting.
There is no mention of service history either.
andy_k
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kikkthecat said:
it's not due it's first service yet
Andy
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If its genuine.. i hope it goes to a nice home... would hate this to be used n abused!
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He's having a laugh - surely.
I emailed him earlier asking if he added an extra 0 in the starting price by mistake.
It wouldn't be worth a quater of that if it was a CE, never mind the bog standard motor.
Worth no more than £2k.
I emailed him earlier asking if he added an extra 0 in the starting price by mistake.
It wouldn't be worth a quater of that if it was a CE, never mind the bog standard motor.
Worth no more than £2k.
I'd say that it's priced optimisitcally, but it's obviously worth more than £2K and will sell for whatever someone is prepared to pay for it.
Maybe if he lowered the starting price he may get more of an indication as to what the buying public will pay?
You can normally judge a ball-park guide to a car's value by comparing it to similar ones that have sold - bit difficult if there are not many sub 4K mile, 25 year old examples out there!
Just IMHO as usual
Will
Maybe if he lowered the starting price he may get more of an indication as to what the buying public will pay?
You can normally judge a ball-park guide to a car's value by comparing it to similar ones that have sold - bit difficult if there are not many sub 4K mile, 25 year old examples out there!
Just IMHO as usual
Will
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I'd say £2k is the most you'd expect for that car - particularly on ebay where prices rarely reach market value and buyer is king.
There are still 1000s of 123s about due to their exceptional build quality and durability. And, as mentioned before, that sort of mileage on a car of that age could be seen as a bad thing, unless the car's got a proven 'time' service history.
I'd offer a grand
There are still 1000s of 123s about due to their exceptional build quality and durability. And, as mentioned before, that sort of mileage on a car of that age could be seen as a bad thing, unless the car's got a proven 'time' service history.
I'd offer a grand
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How much did these go for in the day??
I was -4 months at the time this was registered
Think he is being hopefull but I am shure it will fetch a good price but would need to be in show room condition.
I was -4 months at the time this was registered
Think he is being hopefull but I am shure it will fetch a good price but would need to be in show room condition.
much cheaper useable classic http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4575877145&rd=1&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT&rd=1
andy_k
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it's not even a 230E
looks like it's got carbs not fuel injection
Andy
looks like it's got carbs not fuel injection
Andy
