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Liquid Yellow POA
- Thread starter Kett
- Start date
rustedandrotten
Well-Known Member
Damaged property, 4 holes in the front bumper :rofl: :rofl:
A few owners wanting to make quick cash selling at higher and higher price?
I wonder if its severe lack of use actually causes significant damage to the mechanical components e.g. rusted parts from not getting oil, dry seals and leaking, etc. Could also be the reason it’s for sale a few times.
I wonder if its severe lack of use actually causes significant damage to the mechanical components e.g. rusted parts from not getting oil, dry seals and leaking, etc. Could also be the reason it’s for sale a few times.
Not necessarily, and depends on how the car is stored and the maintenance is has had over the years. Mine has covered only 799 miles from new, exercised occassionaly, stored in a dedicated storage facility, maintained, and has waterless engine coolant.9810588":2g8oam6z said:
I'm curious to know what people think. Thanks to Kett's link back in June 2020 we know this one's for sale. It's still advertised today POA in the Classic Collection on their website. But if it wasn't for knowing it's there, is it actually advertised anywhere, certainly not in the more usual Pistonheads, Autotrader, Car and Classic places.
If it had been back at Divine Automotive it would have been on social media and previously would probably have sold within a few weeks at somewhere around £60K. Some future classics can sit at dealer showrooms for years but usually there's something in it's history, or some modifications which aren't what buyers want. This looks to be standard, in more or less in as new condition though c 15 years old, so what's not to like for a collector? Is it that no-one knows it's there, or that they are happy to have it in their showroom as showroom candy to see what happens, or are there other reason/s?
If it had been back at Divine Automotive it would have been on social media and previously would probably have sold within a few weeks at somewhere around £60K. Some future classics can sit at dealer showrooms for years but usually there's something in it's history, or some modifications which aren't what buyers want. This looks to be standard, in more or less in as new condition though c 15 years old, so what's not to like for a collector? Is it that no-one knows it's there, or that they are happy to have it in their showroom as showroom candy to see what happens, or are there other reason/s?
