tjoh84
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 03:13 PM |
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mgb 1967 whats it worth please
been offered a deal with this looks like could be fun whats if roughtly worth do you think as i have no idea and done want to be had this is what i
have been told
fully restored 1967 Mk1 MG, car cost £15,800 to
restore in 2003-4 and has 90 pics of resto and all the bills, it now has a MGOC
value of £8000, also has a new 1950cc bigbore with a fast road cam and a stage
2 U/L head, drives and looks like new. rust free mk1's are now getting very
rare.
[Edited on 033131p://1423 by tjoh84]
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blakep82
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 03:21 PM |
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quote:
Originally posted by tjoh84
it now has a MGOC
value of £8000
think the answer's in the question  reckon they'd be just the people to value it
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scootz
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 03:30 PM |
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"looks and drives like new"...
I've had a few BGT's... trust me - if you want to actually use the thing, then it won't last that way for long!
They need a lot of TLC to keep in A1 nick!
As for value - the MGOC is well known for having over-inflated opinions of what the cars are actually 'worth'... these prices are more to
do with agreed insurance value schemes.
It's a bit like a kit-car. You can throw thousands at your project, but you'll never see the money back on a sale - you still want to
protect your investment insurance-wise though.
Anyway - it hasn't been restored in keeping with it's period, so it automatically loses points there. £8k? No chance. A £4k sale would
be pushing the boundary of reality.
All IMHO of course!
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r1_pete
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 03:45 PM |
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Mmmm, its not original, and uless the drivers door isn't shut properly it isn't fitted correctly, they are a swine to align, and if the
shell has been repaired around a badly fitted door it never will align.
Looks like it has the wrong seats in there too.
If it were a roadster I'd agree with about £4k, but a GT, not as desirable and I wouldn't part with any more than £2.5k for it.
[Edited on 26/10/08 by r1_pete]
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x_flow57
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 03:51 PM |
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quote:
Originally posted by scootz
"looks and drives like new"...
I've had a few BGT's... trust me - if you want to actually use the thing, then it won't last that way for long!
They need a lot of TLC to keep in A1 nick!
As for value - the MGOC is well known for having over-inflated opinions of what the cars are actually 'worth'... these prices are more to
do with agreed insurance value schemes.
It's a bit like a kit-car. You can throw thousands at your project, but you'll never see the money back on a sale - you still want to
protect your investment insurance-wise though.
Anyway - it hasn't been restored in keeping with it's period, so it automatically loses points there. £8k? No chance. A £4k sale would
be pushing the boundary of reality.
All IMHO of course!
Agree with all of the above. It would be more saleable without tuned engine, spoiler etc. and consequently worth more.
Depending on the quality of the restoration £4k tops.
Nick
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mr henderson
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 03:56 PM |
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Is it really rust free? I know that there is probably none that can be seen at the moment, but once that tin worm gets in there you really can't
eradicate it, you can only hold it at bay for a while. Kept in a warm dry garage,though, it should be OK for a few years.
If I really wanted it, and it really is as good as it looks in the pictures, then I would probably go to maybe £5K. I expect there are some MGB fans
who would go more than that, though
John
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scootz
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 03:57 PM |
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Has the vendor suggested a starting PURCHASE price with you?
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Simon
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 04:28 PM |
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I agree with Nick, about a quarter of the resto cost.
Quentin Wilson in his column in a classis mag this month has a mate who'd just bought a restored Jag for £16k, that he reckoned would have had
well over £60k spent on it.
Grab a bargain, but only if it's top notch.
Insurance valuation all very well making a claim, but not when cash is changing hands privately!
ATB
Simon
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tjoh84
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 06:13 PM |
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he wanted to swap for my car but i think not
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andyharding
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 08:35 PM |
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Wouldn't touch it cause it's not original but I'm a purist...
Are you a Mac user or a retard?
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skodaman
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| posted on 26/10/08 at 09:27 PM |
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Bloody expensive for a donor and I'm sure an old sierra would be easier to use. As said lot of owners tend to over value mgs.
Skodaman
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