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Pete wrote:970 at Goodwood..

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24876/l ... 100&page=3

As I've just purchased a 970 I'd be interested to see how much this goes for ... ken

https://www.historics.co.uk/buying/auct ... r-s-970cc/
Same one, as sold last year.

https://www.baronsauctions.com/view-lot ... seven-mini

'this is a very fast car'.....{says the owner..... }

rich@minispares.com wrote:https://www.baronsauctions.com/view-lot ... seven-mini

'this is a very fast car'.....{says the owner..... }

impala's??
looks a nice thing for that sort of money

111Robin wrote:That looks ridiculous on those wheels, each to their own I suppose.

My thoughts exactly!

Hipwell wrote:https://www.historics.co.uk/buying/auct ... r-s-970cc/
Same one, as sold last year.

Only keeping for a year........ maybe a speculator selling before anticipated dip in price ?

Exminiman wrote:
Only keeping for a year........ maybe a speculator selling before anticipated dip in price ?

I think that's already happening!

Pete wrote:
I think that's already happening!

Says the bloke who rubbished me every time I suggested that prices would eventually start to drop

Shame I didn't sell my cars on my own advice

Nice original 1960 coming up

https://stock.morrisleslie.com/stock/de ... ation=6101

Wrong front panel ?

mk1 wrote:
Shame I didn't sell my cars on my own advice

My pals in the trade tell me that Mokes in particular have nosedived, with further drops to come. Their advice? Get out at any cost while you can.

I pass this on, purely in a spirit of goodwill and friendship.

Al

Pandora wrote:

mk1 wrote:
Shame I didn't sell my cars on my own advice

My pals in the trade tell me that Mokes in particular have nosedived, with further drops to come. Their advice? Get out at any cost while you can.

I pass this on, purely in a spirit of goodwill and friendship.

Al

aparentley post brexit mokes are going to be outlawed for use in the uk


those poor sods who have them are going to be lucky to get £500 for them as they wont be able to export them due to eu directives


sell now would be my advice before the market floods with unsellable drive blockers



(am i doing this right al?)

yes, but you are sadly peddling false promises in terms of values. You are still talking about the pre-lunchtime values.

It's a tragically dynamic market.




Al

Pandora wrote:yes, but you are sadly peddling false promises in terms of values. You are still talking about the pre-lunchtime values.

It's a tragically dynamic market.




Al

the smart people are going long on the rapidly falling values of mokes, ive recently put my red braces on and been brave enough to offer a moke owner £300 for the value of his failing asset.

It's good to know that in these frightening times there are still 'good Samaritans' prepared to take a loss to help out their fellow man.

I think I'll commend you for a Nobel prize for charitable moke buying.

Sir, I salute you!

To lessen the blow to you , I'll take it off you for £175 (to reflect the fall whilst typing this post).

Al

Pandora wrote:It's good to know that in these frightening times there are still 'good Samaritans' prepared to take a loss to help out their fellow man.

I think I'll commend you for a Nobel prize for charitable moke buying.

Sir, I salute you!

To lessen the blow to you , I'll take it off you for £175 (to reflect the fall whilst typing this post).

Al

a generous offer from such a charitable person, but i just couldn't accept, just think of the grimy, tear stained faces of your weans on Christmas morning, when they realise that their daddy has wasted their birthright and inheritance on yet more useless junk


its bad enough that the social services and the environment are onto you about that mini van, to tempt fate by adding a moke to the unusable drive blockers will only see you on 'neighbours from hell'

Thanks for saving me from myself.

By the way, how's the Corvair of doom?

Al

Pandora wrote:Thanks for saving me from myself.

By the way, how's the Corvair of doom?

Al

it made so much boost the carb fell to bits, so its currently awaiting parts...

blooming thing

its absolutly ace to drive though

Excellent. Well done.

I consider this a very successful thread drift.

Al

1959 BMW Isetta 300 - Result inc Premium: £5,512
https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/classic ... setta-300/

1990 ERA Mini Turbo 63 miles from new - Result inc Premium: £29,680
https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/classic ... -from-new/

1958 Morris J Type Van - Result inc Premium: £18,020
https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/classic ... -type-van/

the hipsters are going to have to sell a lot of £8 soya laced skinny lattes to pay for the restoration and conversion into a mobile coffee shop

bet the seller of that van is doing a proper 'cash-days' dance!