darryl beckwith
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You are so right that’s one of the reasons I am selling my e type i get nervous when I can’t see it Can not park it any where with out thinking has some hit it
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darryl beckwith
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House he did not make that money sell old cars
Did you drive it?
Bazzateer
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He buys and sells old cars but also run a used dealership selling Range Rovers and other higher end cars plus a bodyshop. He's also a property developer and plays saxophone as a session musician all over the world. He's a busy boy!
Healey 12
Club Member
Values are still going up in the states , which will affect the supply of cheap LHD cars coming into our market .
This has to be the best Z out there https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1971-datsun-240z-209/ sold for $129,000
This has to be the best Z out there https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1971-datsun-240z-209/ sold for $129,000
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"Best" ? I'd agree with "pristine" . But, I think mine is definitely better. Mine is redder , lower and faster. and RHD.
Healey 12
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"Best" ? I'd agree with "pristine" . But, I think mine is definitely better. Mine is redder , lower and faster. and RHD.
It definitely is a lot faster and lower. Di d you fit the steering wheel yet
I did, painted it and fitted it - much better thanks
darryl beckwith
Forum User
No as I did not want to waste his time
darryl beckwith
Forum User
Mmmm your right I made him a offer but he said it was far to low and he had turned down offers of 40k maybe I will regret not buying it but it’s the 1st one I looked at and I am in no hurry
richiep
Club Member
Hmm. Given the detail issues you noted and the turning down 40k offers, that one might be hanging around for a while. Personally, I still think for a car to genuinely command 40k+ every detail needs to be buttoned down perfectly, whether it be a standard car or a restomod. At the moment, the cars that get advertised in that region are often “speculative” shall we say. Or opportunistic.
darryl beckwith
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I absolutely agree. He is a dealer which means he will need to get more for it.
uk66fastback
Club Member
He doesn’t ‘need’ to as he has no premises as such and isn’t it one of many sidelines? He can’t really justify ‘dealer prices’ as he has no shiny chrome and glass palace to pay for …
candy red
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candy red
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Car dealers and estate agents pretty much the same can’t be trusted will sell you anything they can talk you into, really up to the buyer what he decides to buy but shouldn’t be influenced by the seller with no qualifications.
Richie has hit the nail on the head oppatunatistic,if he had an offer of 40 k and turned it down he is a mug,making 10 k profit in space of a few months for doing nothing,How many of you lot on here would tun it down,seems like he is full of the prefebial you know wot
I wonder what made the guy selling the white 240Z advertise it at exactly £44,993?
An advertised amount is just a guess of it's value anyway and a starting point for negotiation surely.
How could anyone work out that their car is worth £44,993?
An advertised amount is just a guess of it's value anyway and a starting point for negotiation surely.
How could anyone work out that their car is worth £44,993?
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