[v6plaque]13[/v6plaque] postby rustedandrotten » Wed Oct 27, 2021 7:43 pm
£77,380 is what the winning bidder has to pay with the 5% plus VAT so pretty huge price for something that won’t be driven or used.
- Three investor/collectors were bidding at £69,500, though one with a one-off bid, then dropping out at that point. Two were still there at £72,500, plus costs. As you say, just to be able to look at it if it's stored at home, or not really even to be able to look at it if it's stored at a storage facility!
As per one of the posts above, it will be interesting to see how long before it's time to cash-in or change it for something else.
Still, for an investor £77k is a bargain if they were actually the one who offered £100k for the other LY ex-Jersey car with about 1560 miles, which was supposedly turned down by the owner.