Most expensive Minor?

Post by **davidpidge** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 11:25 am

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/ ... ?logcode=p

I dont care how good it is, £15000?! No pictures though!

Post by **scotwood59** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 11:35 am

It would have to be absolutely perfect for that money. Can he guarantee the mileage?

Would someone pay that??

I am looking for a moggy but there is a limit to love!!!!! haha

Post by **davidpidge** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 11:42 am

I'd love to know if it sells. Dont know why hes using autotrader. Doesnt seem a very good way to sell classics.

Post by **rayofleamington** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 12:41 pm

Would someone pay that??

There are people who've paid 3 times that amount to have their minors restored / upgraded etc..
(not me though! I'm far too tight

)

Certainly people with money to burn tend to buy more exotic cars than a Minor so the number of potential buyers will be limited however compared to the cost of a full nut and bolt specialist restoration, £15k is less.

We certainly have an abundance of DIYers on the site - many came here just to find help on how to DIY. What we need to remember is that across the club there is also a lot who don't DIY and have to pay the market rate for garage/specialist bills.

Post by **pao7psb** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 8:45 pm

I know of a Traveller that had £18k spent on it so if this is as perfect as that was that represents a £3k saving...

I think this is known as "man maths", and is particularly common problem among classic car enthusiasts!

Post by **Bald Moggie Man** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 8:46 pm

I know the Beardmore Brothers were/are selling their Lowlight for £20,000

Post by **mike.perry** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:09 am

davidpidge wrote:I Dont know why hes using autotrader. Doesnt seem a very good way to sell classics.

I bought my Series MM from Autotrader - in 1978. I did not pay £15000 for it. They did not have ebay in those days

Post by **Neil MG** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:59 am

He is in Lanarkshire and seems to sell cars from home with a stock list of four!

http://www.sovereignautos.co.uk/GetDeal ... 2&pageid=1

The asking price of the other three combined being less than £10,000. In other words a bit of a chancer. One issue is that if it has not been regularly serviced and had all rubber hoses, seals etc. changed then there will be a considerable amount of recommissioning to do if the new owner wants to use it. One could buy a really superb traveller AND a superb tourer for that money and have change to run then for a year or two!

Post by **irmscher** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 9:48 am

seems very expensive and without a picture

Post by **KatiePotatie** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 2:40 pm

mike.perry wrote:
davidpidge wrote:I Dont know why hes using autotrader. Doesnt seem a very good way to sell classics.
I bought my Series MM from Autotrader - in 1978. I did not pay £15000 for it. They did not have ebay in those days

I got Martha from Auto Trader. Well, that's where I found her anyway. She wasn't £15000 either. That is crazy money

Post by **rayofleamington** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 3:00 pm

I've bought and sold on autotrader, and have found it very good.
I've also bought and sold on ebay and had some problems but the convenience usually balances things out, as long as you take enough care.

Don't forget there are people who wouldn't consider buying a car on ebay.

Post by **Alex'n'Ane** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 3:07 pm

Bald Moggie Man wrote:I know the Beardmore Brothers were/are selling their Lowlight for £20,000

Thats not really minor though is it, its a fully fledged space frame race car with a lovely body stuck on it.

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