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wayneg Member Since: 05 Jun 2013 Location: South Fremantle, Australia ( ex London ) Posts: 798 |
I believe the guys who used to run some of the trips went on to form the W4 group, as I said it's still up and running, each year they also run a 4X4 comp. I entered one year in a P38a and came second to Mike in his green soft dash classic. They have a website and Facebook page. http://teamw4.com/ Have a look at the photos of the past events, you might see some familiar faces and vehicles, One of my P38`s is in there ( MRMEENER) 2007 TDV8 VSE
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8th Mar 2021 5:55am |
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Jayk69 Member Since: 08 Feb 2018 Location: Daventry Posts: 601 |
Used car prices are mad here in the UK. I managed to purchase my 2012 TDV8 due to the fact my V6 Navara had gone up in value a couple of thousand quid never experienced that before the dealer selling the FF had this priced up at a reasonable 12.5k and i purchased it for 12k + he has done some significant work on it too. I got it back end of September last year and it now looks like it is worth 13 - 14k on the private market.
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8th Mar 2021 8:29am |
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MPx Member Since: 29 Jul 2011 Location: South Somerset Posts: 598 |
It is interesting seeing cars come, go, and stick. I've been following the relatively few SVAs for more than a year. Right at the start there was a Green one (I like it but it would be marmite to many I suspect) priced a £80k. Its one of the first made on a 66 plate, but does have a low sub 30k milage. Other 66 plate SVAs have come and gone at around £60k. So 30% over base price and you've still got it over a year later - doesn't seem like business sense to me. In normal times an average (non-classic) car will depreciate ~ 20% in a year, so theoretically that year on the forecourt represents £16k. But current reality is that the asking price hasn't budged at all. Will be fascinating to see how it plays out. Mike - MPx
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8th Mar 2021 12:01pm |
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