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2010/12/15 06:10:37 (permalink)
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overvalueing our cars??

I think we may be aiming a bit high! [88]

http://www.drive.com.au/buy/market_value/SearchResults.aspx?make=FORD&model=ESCORT&year=1979&pg=2
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    hak073
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/15 10:39:48 (permalink)
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    If this is right, I'm getting my funds together and buying a Twin Cam!

    FORD ESCORT TWIN CAM
    2D SEDAN, 1970, 1.6 lt, 4 SP MANUAL

    View valuation details Estimated Valuations:
    $4,770 - $5,830 private sale
    $4,300 - $5,300 trade in
    $7,500 - $9,000 dealer price
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    Scott
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/15 11:55:35 (permalink)
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    XY GT HO's don't even get a price on that site[88]

    I think the value is what someone is willing to spend on one, I've been offered $7000 for my RS.
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/15 15:11:09 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by Scott
    I think the value is what someone is willing to spend on one, I've been offered $7000 for my RS.



    +1

    Like I said to a well known Automotive Enthusiast Insurance Agency who wanted to insure my RS for book value (after I had to explain to him what an RS2000 was...)

    "You have got to be joking mate. I thought you guys were supposed to know about cars. Really, when was the last time you bought a classic car at Redbook value?"

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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/15 16:09:34 (permalink)
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    I want to know just how many twin cams have been used as trade ins in the last 20 years.
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/15 20:46:37 (permalink)
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    These market values work in our favour when we get charged Vehicle Registration Duty. $3 for every $100 of market value.

    I only paid $60. It would've been a lot more if it was based on the purchase price.
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/15 22:10:42 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by jimmyd

    quote:
    Originally posted by Scott
    I think the value is what someone is willing to spend on one, I've been offered $7000 for my RS.



    +1

    Like I said to a well known Automotive Enthusiast Insurance Agency who wanted to insure my RS for book value (after I had to explain to him what an RS2000 was...)

    "You have got to be joking mate. I thought you guys were supposed to know about cars. Really, when was the last time you bought a classic car at Redbook value?"






    funny that jimmy your cars value was refered to me, when i worked for that company. as i know what there worth, when u got it insured and had to send pics in.
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    BryanS81
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/15 23:33:48 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by whooligan

    I spoke to lumleys......



    As is my Red RS for 16K after sending in some pics as was the purchase price!
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/16 09:08:06 (permalink)
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    no offense taken whooligan, not everyone in the office knows about all cars, it relly comes down to who u get.

    i no longer work there anymore anyway,
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/16 14:27:47 (permalink)
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    My escort is insured with Shannons for an agreed value (purchase price plus modifications) and I'm happy with the policy. I need to ring them back as some stage to add some more mods on... 1600 Kent with DCOE weber etc.
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/16 20:24:26 (permalink)
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    Shannons have been good to me after initially refusing to insure my car for any more than $13000. Once I finally got onto someone who had a decent idea, they upped the cover to $30000 and have just had discussions about increasing to $60000 once the rebuild is finished which will be approved once they inspect the car
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/17 10:04:35 (permalink)
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    What is the premium on that Phil?
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    Phil
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/17 10:25:23 (permalink)
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    I pay $1100 a year to insure the Cortina for $30000 and the wife's outback for $15000....I certainly cant complain

    Cheers,

    Phil.
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    ronsmallford
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/17 10:26:00 (permalink)
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    Shannons had no problem writing my car up for 30 grand. Cost was $451. With $300 excess and I get to keep the wreck in case of a writeoff. On the proviso that car is kept in a locked shed and only driven two or three times a month.
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    RE: overvalueing our cars?? 2010/12/17 11:51:23 (permalink)
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    My RS on club rego is $120 a year to insure with the RAA, full comp with $10000.00 cover. I was happy with that.
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