Oz delivered '72 E as RS rep

[HughH]

Me too. Depending on the condition it seems to be a cheap price on recent market info

[alexwebster]

Cheap!

[damianroyce]

Cheap!

No wonder it only lasted a few hours...

[AdamGill]

hmmm .... I am not sure I would call it "cheap" considering a matching numbers RHD 72E sold on Wednesday for a lot less than the asking price of this car.

[damianroyce]

hmmm .... I am not sure I would call it "cheap" considering a matching numbers RHD 72E sold on Wednesday for a lot less than the asking price of this car.

Adam, which one was that again? And how much did it go for?

[Fishcop]

hmmm .... I am not sure I would call it "cheap" considering a matching numbers RHD 72E sold on Wednesday for a lot less than the asking price of this car.

Condition is everything! There's a $100k difference between a crap S and a concours S

[griffiths_r]

Condition is everything! There's a $100k difference between a crap S and a concours S

+1

[AdamGill]

Hi guys

I agree - condition is everything and should be reflected in the price - however the question is how big a variable it is?

In this instance we have two cars, late model E's (72 & 73), both were original RHD, both were non-original colour. They had survived the 80's (?) with flared rear arches, duck tails, and non-original seats. One had an original matching number engine. The other, well there was a story associated with it that may or may not have been true.

The yellow 73 E is under offer and the 72 E went for far less than that (and sorry I am not keen to tell you the price - that is for the buyer or seller to advise in this instance).

There is no market price, there is no guide, rather there is a large variance based on the meeting of the seller and the buyer. In most cases I am seeing cars sold without PPI's which brings into the question the variable about condition.

As an FYI a LHD E (i think a 73) sold a couple of months ago for sub $20K. Absolutely it needed work however based on these prices that would have left a fair amount of money to play with.

Cheers
Adam

[alexwebster]

FYI - Yellow car has not been sold.

[markymark_1968]

Withdrawn to re-price, Alex?

[alexwebster]

Dealer is paying $44 a lead, so with the quick enquiry he has pulled it down!

[alexwebster]

Now sold!

[HughH]

To you????.

[alexwebster]

A friend bought it