First registered in 1963 or... ?
The Muffin Man
> Hi,
> Opinion and advice wanted please.
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> Milty_
Milty - 28 Jul 2005 23:52 GMT
yep, first registered in 1963 according to logbook
Milty
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>> Milty_
Steve68s - 28 Jul 2005 23:58 GMT
Its a like the question how long is a piece of string, to get good money it
will need to have been restored with the right bits, some people think a set
of over sills & a spray job is a complete restoration, I would have to see
the car to give you an estimate but no mot & work still needed........ don't
hold you hopes up,
Steve.
> First registered in 1963 or... ?
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Milty - 29 Jul 2005 00:02 GMT
Mk1 shell in excellent condition, requiring only a respray. Seems strange to
me that it ain't worth much. Only after a guide.
Milty
> Its a like the question how long is a piece of string, to get good money
> it will need to have been restored with the right bits, some people think
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>>> Milty_
>Hi,
>Opinion and advice wanted please.
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>format.
>Looking for a price guide for sale in Uk
Hmnnn......well, I've seen good original cars go for silly prices.
Restorations are obviously worth less - GBP 3,500 to 4,500 for a good
one, but then we're talking about complete, as-new runners here.
A restored shell needing a respray plus a few boxes of bits? We're
talking hundreds here, not thousands.....6 or 7 maybe.
>Also got a 1965 woody countryman (flat roof) with some work done but
>basically a substantial rebuild. all parts for it including replacement wood
>(not new but in exceleent condition). looking for a price guide too.
Rotted out Minis being sold for spares or repair aren't worth a great
deal - some of us give them away <g> - but the Countryman is sought
after. Once again, I'd have though hundreds rather than thousands, but
whether that's low hundreds or high hundreds depends on how complete
and original it is and how much work needs doing.
At the end of the day, these projects are worth what you can get for
them. Better question, perhaps, is what is the best way to sell them?
Ebay?
Regards, David Betts
davidb@minilist.org
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