Whats an ink black 20vt worth then.

T-reg, one Vicar owner from new, with proof.

18k miles, dealer maintained, cam belt etc all done, and bar a few knocks on it, (obviously couldn't park it) its time warp. Garaged and i don't think its ever seen rain either, every bolt is as new. Original exhaust, tyres and brakes from what i can tell.

Leather air and climate.

Ill sort the bodywork, nothing for me.

Now to me mileage means nothing, but we all know people will pay a premium, so how much? Im not a fan of anything sub 70k to be honest, standing around does them no good really, but thats my opinion.

A timewarp coupe, with sub frame bolts the colour they were fitted and not a blemish inside, and my touch on the outside!

Got to be the lowest miler in the UK. Got to be one of the best examples! Keep it, chop it or sell it.

Look quite nice on the drive.

Like you said lower mileage can be more trouble than higher mileage....

But I would say £4-5k.... pending good inspection

I reckon someone would pay 5k if belts etc done

this buyer maybe, ticks all his boxes?

This was on autotrader about 8 months (ish) ago, from a dealer if I recall (cant be that many with that sort of provenence) - may be mistaken with the price at the time but it may have been 6/7K ish - this is from memory.

It looked nice then - whats happened to it? Was last change of keeper around that time? Just interested if my memory serves me well.

Nope not been for sale anywhere. Bought from the owner.

Chop it





ok only joking, 7K and wait for the right buyer. Put it in the classic mags.

Oh well maybe it was him who had it for sale back then - definitely remember a black, low miler, vicar owned up for sale back then (doesnt mean it sold then of course).

Its got to be a repair job hasnt it - with that history it should attract alot of interest carl, surely?

(ps: any joy with the turbo water feed pipe?)

Definately hold out for a high price, say £6k+

There are always people out there willing to pay top dollar for 'mint' low miler cars, and i'm sure you have the space to store it until that buyer comes along!

Especially cars that are guaranteed to become one on the best classics going!

get one of them ballon things and lock it away you daft old fart,will be worth twice that in a few years maybe more,and like you say with that mileage might be your last chance to hold onto something that good,realy carl lock it away forget about it

it's a shed chop it!

Sell it to Solo for £7k and watch what they put it up for!

Solo would probably put it up for £10k+

lol at the 'chop it' comments, that would be a little harsh.

I've no idea on value.

Yeh dunno, ill put it aside for the meantime.

Suppose its a difficult one to price, had 2 offers today that interest me, so ill have a ponder on it.


Christ am i going to enjoy dealing with a bunch of mileage obsessed loosers!

Come on Carl, you said it yourself:

"Got to be the lowest miler in the UK. Got to be one of the best examples!"

FCCUK me, how many other coops are 'T' reg with only 18k on the clock?

In fact, how many other coops are there with only 18k on the clock?

Assuming that she's a '00 plate, that's just 2500 miles per year!

That example has got to be worth a serious premium, but I would say that the best money would come in a couple of years. If you can store it for 2 years, then surely it would be worth £10,000.

So what's it up for now then...?

store it, forget about it, discover it in 30 years, high profile auction giving you enough to retire on...

Id swap the engine into the pearly and butcher the rest. Curious as to, how you come buy it?

Didn't you know Carl is a regular church goer?

Am I missing something here?

if the plate starts T00- --- then youre missing another 4 characters

I agree with this, although I guess you could probably sell it quite easily, surely its worth storing for the future. I would imagine it cant be that far from a decent concourse car?