When buying barn find cars, or any project cars, many people want to know how much a restored version of their potential purchase is worth. This helps when costing out the viability of the project, although some of us don’t see cars as something that can be ‘priced’ – we spend far more money than we should and value the fun we get from transforming the abandoned vehicle!
Possibly the best place to check prices is Ebay, where everything is transparent. If we’ve done things right, and there are any for sale, you should see some prices for a restored Land Rover 101 Forward control below.
Don’t forget to log into your Ebay account, too, and check the ‘Completed Items’. That way, you can see any that have recently sold….
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Some auction results leave everyone nodding in agreement. Others have enthusiasts asking whether they should have bought one years ago. This 1989 Toyota Supra A70 3.0 Turbo Manual certainly fell into the second category, attracting strong bidding at Anglia Car Auctions before selling for £13,392 including buyer’s premium. Offered without reserve, the increasingly sought-after Japanese […]
Some vehicles are guaranteed to split opinion before the auctioneer has even picked up the microphone. This custom 2000 Volkswagen Beetle Pick-up, complete with its own matching trailer, was one of those cars. Love it or loathe it, it attracted attention all weekend at Anglia Car Auctions before eventually selling for £5,292 including buyer’s premium. […]
A beautifully preserved 1975 Hillman Hunter G Luxe stunned bidders at Anglia Car Auctions when it sold for more than double its guide price. Estimated at just £4,000 to £5,000, the maroon saloon eventually changed hands for an impressive £10,368 including buyer’s premium, highlighting just how strong demand can be for exceptionally original family classics. […]
