I know this is an old tyre and probably no use for the road, however has it got some use on a genuine Turini just to throw in the boot
Would be a great talking point in my view...
You’re right there Andy - definitely not a great time to sell when it’s P……..g it down outside.
Last one like this was the Chap who paid over 90k for the Acid Yellow V6 and then sold for a 20k loss.
Weird in my view and especially when everything is documented on the World Wide Web.
I'm not sure these will Flip for Profit given the Commission Classic Car Auction House's charge - plus 15% Buyers Fee including Vat - then there's the Sellers Fees too -
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1990-peugeot-205-gti-1-9-special-edition...
Thanks Ed - great to see you too today Sir, when it’s finished I’m hoping to get a invite to one of your events even though it’s not a little Red classic 🚗 -
However I was thinking about putting a tow bar on the wife’s new car HaHa - so I can then bring the T along 🚗
Another unique example coming soon to CC’s - I do really have a soft spot for these ❤️
Big money now -
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1975-bmw-2002-turbo
Maybe everyone was right about the Christmas Cheer helping it to the 20k last time - there is a phrase in the trade - “your first bid is usually your best bid” - definitely applies to this sale - I’d now park it up till after Easter when people are getting itchy feet for something for the...
What a great article Ed - I Love that Craig is being so honest and I’m sure most people who drive these as a daily driver can relate too - my question is - should they be used all year round now that they are an 19yr classic - parts are expensive and hard to find - values are rising and with...
Sorry Chaps I’ve not had much interest in finding out about the different types of category’s as in the auction world a black mark is a black mark and usually affects the value to roughly half it’s value.
What is a Cat D car?
Cat D (also known as ‘Category D’, or, more recently, ‘Category N’)...