21k Mile, 1989 Escort RS Turbo
#121
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With respect. You bought a melon, in the hope that, as lots of other traders have done, could flip it for a £5k margin.
The others who also valued it at a similar price to you, I presume, are also traders, enough said !!
I bough the 23k mile S2 off Gary Jones, and although it doesn't have a "full paperwork" history as such, it is/was well a known car in the RSOC and concourse scene up to 2009/10 and had two well known owners in RS circles.
It is MINT, the seats and interior are perfect, the bodywork is lovely, the engine bay is completely standard, it has a stamped service book etc etc etc.
Why would someone pay £12k, £10 or even £6k for this, when KGF can source a fully documented one for that sort of money.
The reason nobody's viewed it, is because (for me) firstly, it's another trader trying to make a fast buck, and, it's not a particularly nice car.
You say at £6.5k you'd make a loss, meaning you must have £7k in it, I would hate to think I had £7k in that car (even in a private sale) I think you should bite the bullet and cut your losses, as nobody's going to pay anywhere near double figures, as a starter I'd want a pair of spotlights.
Sorry to sound so negative, but I think I'm talking for lots of people, it's a shit car, at an over inflated price.
The others who also valued it at a similar price to you, I presume, are also traders, enough said !!
I bough the 23k mile S2 off Gary Jones, and although it doesn't have a "full paperwork" history as such, it is/was well a known car in the RSOC and concourse scene up to 2009/10 and had two well known owners in RS circles.
It is MINT, the seats and interior are perfect, the bodywork is lovely, the engine bay is completely standard, it has a stamped service book etc etc etc.
Why would someone pay £12k, £10 or even £6k for this, when KGF can source a fully documented one for that sort of money.
The reason nobody's viewed it, is because (for me) firstly, it's another trader trying to make a fast buck, and, it's not a particularly nice car.
You say at £6.5k you'd make a loss, meaning you must have £7k in it, I would hate to think I had £7k in that car (even in a private sale) I think you should bite the bullet and cut your losses, as nobody's going to pay anywhere near double figures, as a starter I'd want a pair of spotlights.
Sorry to sound so negative, but I think I'm talking for lots of people, it's a shit car, at an over inflated price.
Say what you see Tony
#122
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
On ph at £9995 said needs it sold as he has a few more cars coming in. Hope he buying in some normal cars because he hasn't got a clue about buying 80 s hot hatches.
#123
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well done on selling the car. Make sure the buyer joins the RSOC forum/ Membership would be good to see the car in the new ownerships hands, and not phased away to be forgotten.
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Thank you.
I think it's fair to say that a good deal was done for both buyer and seller, so everyone is happy. He knew the history of the car, but took it at face value on the condition of it and was happy to buy. He's had a good trip home to Essex in the rain this morning in it!
I have to say that I've been surprised by the amount of negativity aimed at the car (as opposed to opinions) but I was rather sad to see it drive off in to the distance. It looked a real peach!
I think it's fair to say that a good deal was done for both buyer and seller, so everyone is happy. He knew the history of the car, but took it at face value on the condition of it and was happy to buy. He's had a good trip home to Essex in the rain this morning in it!
I have to say that I've been surprised by the amount of negativity aimed at the car (as opposed to opinions) but I was rather sad to see it drive off in to the distance. It looked a real peach!
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