Within a few hours of being listed on Ebay, this magnificent 1986 Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR had already attracted bids of over £15,000!
We have to take our hat off to the seller, East lancashire Classics. Not only have they offered what could be the best Nova we’ve seen this year for sale, but the listing stands head and shoulders above nearly every other one we’ve seen on Ebay. They’ve even added a link to around 130 photos of this car, so even if you can’t get to view it in person, you can bid on this car with relative confidence.
We’ve included a few photos below. However, we urge to see the full listing. People often comment on how the prices of ‘barn find cars’ are going crazy, but when you see what a pristine car can fetch on the open market, it makes you realise why.
For sale – 1986 Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR
Listing ended – Please see below for similar
For sale – 1986 Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR
Listing ended – Please see below for similar
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