To get a...?I've been thinking of selling the Rangie
Ah well, I've had my eye on a Mercedes 300SE (W126) :think: I just fancy a change, besides which all the jobs are more or less done now, starting to twiddle thumbs :lol: Am I mad?rufant said:To get a...?I've been thinking of selling the Rangie
Not sure about the value, i would imagine prices are all over the shop in the UK at the moment. "It's worth what someone will pay for it" i was once told. All about getting it to the right person. From what i remember it's in pretty good nick and RRC are now really moving into proper classic car status, http://www.graemehunt.com/motor-cars/fo ... -rover-efi so to the right buyer i would have thought it's worth reasonable money. At the local auction it would probably get crucified.
Clubs and specialised media i would have thought would be the best place to sell it, and a bit of patience.
:lol: :lol:Danny said:Hey, if you need something to occupy you, we can do a straight swap!![]()
Congratulations. Any deal where the seller and buyer come away happy is a good one.You know I was thinking of selling? well it's been sold
Trouble is I've had quite a few Jaguars, they were nice at the time but take more time to maintain than than the Rangie did :dance: I did have my eye on a very nice one owner Daimler Double Six, a real beauty, but I worked out to the mile how much it would cost me and it worked out at something like £2100 a year in fuel (@5000 miles P.A) :lol:Doctor Leo said:Instead of the Merc you should pick up a nice Jag and then you wont feel so bad for selling the Rover.![]()
It was the easiest transaction I've ever done, no kicking of tyres or insulting offers etc., he's picking the Rangie up the weekend, he's over the moonrufant said:Congratulations. Any deal where the seller and buyer come away happy is a good one.
Post some pictures of the Merc or whatever your replacement is.