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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 8:17 pm
by Dean
LouiseM wrote:There is a simple solution. Sell the Porsche and use the proceeds to have the van restored. That way you get to keep your favourite vehicle :D

Remember Ivan, (and this is important) our views are independent and are completely unbiased. Our advice will be in your best interests <does David Brent finger pointing type thingy>. :D

Re: Morris Minor Van - advice required.

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2011 10:10 am
by idrussell
Hi All

Further to my original post back in Oct 2009 I still have the van in a lock up. I really need to try to sell. The van has been stood now for about 12 years. It was in good condition but is now really a restoration project and would need collecting on a trailer. The engine has not been started for 10 years and the brakes would need freeing up before moving. The car is a J plate Austin Minor Van in green owned by me since 1988 and by my grandfather before that from 1973.
I will try to get some photo's to post - can anyone give me an idea on value and is anybody interested - van is in Durham City.

Regards

Ivan

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Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2011 10:49 am
by carlosramalho
LouiseM wrote:There is a simple solution. Sell the Porsche and use the proceeds to have the van restored. That way you get to keep your favourite vehicle :D
Good advise! :lol:

Re: Morris Minor Van - advice required.

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2011 9:12 pm
by les
If you go to the porsche board they would say the opposite, can't think why!! :D

Re: Morris Minor Van - advice required.

Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:57 pm
by chris_bates
Ivan,

If you decide to sell the van post an advert in Minor Matters so at least members get a chance of taking it on. If that fails, I can recommend www.carandclassic.co.uk which is free to advertise and which also picks up ebay items as well. Have a look at the site. Again, I would stress the importance of being very honest in your advert as buyers will walk away if not as described. (ebay charge!!)

One word of caution about using either e-bay or carandclassic - watch out for the money laundering scams, ie do not part with the vehicle unless you have cash in your hot little hand! I had a guy purporting to be an oceanographer who wanted the car for his uncle in Northern Ireland and wanting me to accept a bankers draft (which was probably forged) and he would arrange for the car to be collected - all without even seeing the car!

If I had the room and time, I take it off your hands like a shot but unfortunately.....................

Good luck

Chris

Re: Morris Minor Van - advice required.

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:27 am
by 1098
I get to Durham quite a lot, I'll have a look for you if you want,and try and help with a guide price.
I have a couple of vans,so have a fair idea of what to look for.

Ed.

Re: Morris Minor Van - advice required.

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 11:49 am
by idrussell
Hi Ed

If you could have a look one time when you are in Durham that would be great. Drop me a mail when you are next in the area and we can arrange to meet and you can have a look.

Cheers

Ivan

Re: Morris Minor Van - advice required.

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 3:57 pm
by 1098
Ivan, no problem. Just PM me your email address,or contact number.

Ed.