thinking of marking my car up for sale, had it 3 years and im ready for something else, prob another one lol

 

its a 1991 fairlady that has been professionally converted to manual by a local garage. its the tt version, grey, 110k kilometers approx, 19inch alloys with excellent tires, de-cat, japspeed cat back exhausts, quad lights on rear (fiat type) the front seats are good the back one needs re-covering, the paint work is id say 8/10. it will have 12 months m.o.t

 

any ideas please? i know its going to be less than i thought but dont want to price to high so i end up keeping it but at the same time i dont want to give it away,

moderators, this is not a for sale thread the car is not ready it has no m.o.t as yet and wont be getting done for a few weeks,

need some pics as well...

need some pics as well...

 

camera broke, give me a rough idea dude

tt twin turbo and targa top btw

Sounds a nice example you have there although im sure you will get replies on an average figure (imo) its only worth what someone is willing to pay above the base level, understood on the for sale issue although that can change quickly by someone merely saying how much?

 

if that happens and it goes of the initial topic it will have to be closed :/

1000-4000 depending....

:lol: as above - whatever someone is willing to pay

Few on ebay from about £1000 to £2000

would i get 2.5k all day long for it being a twin turbo manual ?

Have a look on ebay pistonheads and autotrader. The you can see how much you want to sale yours.

If you get it up together John, with 12 months MOT i dont see why not. Piston heads may be your best bet, infact take a look at PH anyway to gauge a price.

 

Depends on how soon you need to get rid, might be better off waiting another few months and sell it for the summer, might be more interest.

 

If i had the money spare i would take it off your hands, but with the current climate, its hard lol.

If you get it up together John, with 12 months MOT i dont see why not. Piston heads may be your best bet, infact take a look at PH anyway to gauge a price.

 

Depends on how soon you need to get rid, might be better off waiting another few months and sell it for the summer, might be more interest.

 

If i had the money spare i would take it off your hands, but with the current climate, its hard lol.

 

yeah waiting until spring/summer could be something to consider, always more looking ro buy that time of year

Have a look on ebay pistonheads and autotrader. The you can see how much you want to sale yours.

 

This seems the most obvious thing to do, to get a rough guide as to what other are pricing theirs at.

 

Also i would agree that January is not the best month to sell anything - lots of bills and Christmas hangover for the bank accounts of most.

 

If you can hang on till you find the right buyer then you will maximise it, but if you need rid of it pronto, then i'm afraid you are not in the strongest position to get the best price.

This seems the most obvious thing to do, to get a rough guide as to what other are pricing theirs at.

 

Also i would agree that January is not the best month to sell anything - lots of bills and Christmas hangover for the bank accounts of most.

 

If you can hang on till you find the right buyer then you will maximise it, but if you need rid of it pronto, then i'm afraid you are not in the strongest position to get the best price.

 

verry true mate, i wonder if the cars i been looking at on autotrader will be out my price range come spring