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Re: Help ....how to value my coupe
[Re: peaceman]
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01/01/2015 09:41
01/01/2015 09:41
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check out the coupes for sale section to work out a price .
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Re: Help ....how to value my coupe
[Re: peaceman]
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01/01/2015 20:04
01/01/2015 20:04
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I'd say that people will start to pay for the low mileage and original patina/provenance. How many owners has it had? A hat-full will counteract the premium whereas one or two would enhance.
I am going to take a guess that it must be worth £2.5k, because with the body tidied professionally and other bits brought up to scratch could be worth £4-5k. Obviously all just opinion as I have never seen the car and condition can only become more and more important.
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Re: Help ....how to value my coupe
[Re: peaceman]
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02/01/2015 00:26
02/01/2015 00:26
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dibbers
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^ provenance / history / originality are what i now personally seek when looking at these cars when up for sale.
as above, if low owners, "good" service history, plenty of paperwork etc (old MOT documents are something of great importance to me personally).
when buying for investment / keeps - rather than pure driving pleasure - i like a classic-type car to tell me its history / story through documentation, thereby you can see it has a totally transparent history.
end result is that i would look for £4-5k (and climbing) for a mint, low mileage, original coupe. so, working back, i would agree with the mark_s above - going unseen, look at £2-2.5k as it stands, therefore budgeting some cash for the fair bodywork / wheels / tyres etc - original tyres are good for originality but may look to replace near 20yr old performance rubber :-)
high owners, murky history etc can soon knock that down to £1-1.5k pre and £3k post works.
* all in opinion of course, i am simply an enthusiast and not a professional!
Last edited by dibbers; 02/01/2015 00:28.
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