value please
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Hello what's a car/shell like this worth? Genuine 66 S original paint except left fender. Surface rust at back seat base seam, Thats it! Needs new front panel but original body number present. Someone had cut the nose to remove engine.. no engine/trans or front seats thanks
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Re: value please
id run that as it was
looks great
looks great
please note, these are my own, individual sales, nothing whatsoever to do with my employer, minispares
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I know!! The red will polish up too. But yes its genuine this way not hiding anything. A fellow has shown some interest in it but I'm not sure where to start. Hard to find in this condition right?
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Re: value please
Now that is a lovely car and it looks so right!
Value even without engine and transmission or seats has still got to be circa £6500??
Cheers. Tim
Value even without engine and transmission or seats has still got to be circa £6500??
Cheers. Tim
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Rust free Californian cars! - sooo not fair!
"Get the wheels in line, Get the wheels in line with it! ..... and then slam your brakes on or we'll be in the cabin ! "
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Re: value please
I'd say with prices as they are now that £10,000 was closer to the mark that the £6,500 quoted above.
But as with all these things it's worth whatever someone is prepared to pay.
M
But as with all these things it's worth whatever someone is prepared to pay.
M
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Wow, at those sort of numbers, I'm seriously considering selling my 'S'. Mine has had the steel arches added and 70's black-out paint, but it's equally rust free, and also has the correct block with std bore, correct head/crank/rods, and a pair of 12G333 gearboxes. All body tags in place, as well as 2 sets of carbs and air filter assembly.mk1 wrote:I'd say with prices as they are now that £10,000 was closer to the mark that the £6,500 quoted above.
Any ideas on a fair price?
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I would've said it's worth a bit more but it's not toilet trained it wet it's self in the driveway
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66S wrote:
Wow, original battery terminal(s) too.
Al
Know of a guy, who has a lowmailage / one owner car (very rare model)
It had both its original terminals, he chopped them off, a few months ago.
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Hear hear, cant put a price on that condition awesome.guru_1071 wrote:
id run that as it was
looks great
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Hard to believe anyone would do this to it ......
I presume original shells are so common out there that it matters little, bit like here in the 60's ? A note for the restorers out there, note the black paint under the grille.
I presume original shells are so common out there that it matters little, bit like here in the 60's ? A note for the restorers out there, note the black paint under the grille.
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I would imagine that was done in the 70's.....like when they used to cut the transmission tunnels out of E-types to save a few hours on a clutch change. Practices like that haven't gone on for a long time.Pete wrote:Hard to believe anyone would do this to it ......
And, no, nice original shells are not common here, they still just turn up from time to time.
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From what I have noticed the values in the states are about 50-60% of the value in the UK or Japan. So I would say Tim was not far off the mark with his value in my opinion. And would also need be be the case to make it worth while importing from the USA.