My V6 for sale :(
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Good luck on the sale.
I hope you get your asking prices but GTVs V6 have taken a hammering recently.
I hope you get your asking prices but GTVs V6 have taken a hammering recently.
Cheers Alfa_Holic,
I've seen a few going through fairly cheap recently, thats why I've decided not to spend another £1,000 on fixing mine....weirdly I just received an offer within 15 minutes of posting for £1050.
Damn it, part of me hoped it wasn't going to go...
I've seen a few going through fairly cheap recently, thats why I've decided not to spend another £1,000 on fixing mine....weirdly I just received an offer within 15 minutes of posting for £1050.
Damn it, part of me hoped it wasn't going to go...
It's a conundrum for sure tigertown
Headgasket if you/your mate knows what you're doing will be cheap and fairly easy. Unfortunately not having the tools, skill nor mates I'd be left taking it to a garage where I've been quoted £1000-2000.
Glasses Guide is quoting £500 - 700 trade in value.
It gets to a point where some GTV's are uneconomically viable for non-mechanics; figured I could bag a grand and spend what I would have spent fixing the head gasket on another GTV. Thou still considering just keeping it as spares for my next GTV!
Higher offers welcomed...
Oh totally, i'm the same, i hate spanners and i hate proper work so fixing cars is well off my agenda. And breaking cars is not as easy as i can sound either. But i mean from new buyers perspective if they have the time and inclanation, this is a good buy even at 1.5k maybe even 2k for the bits alone. Sadly if running ones can be had for couple of bags of sand, then non runners have to be priced accordingly.It's a conundrum for sure tigertown
Headgasket if you/your mate knows what you're doing will be cheap and fairly easy. Unfortunately not having the tools, skill nor mates I'd be left taking it to a garage where I've been quoted £1000-2000.
Glasses Guide is quoting £500 - 700 trade in value.
It gets to a point where some GTV's are uneconomically viable for non-mechanics; figured I could bag a grand and spend what I would have spent fixing the head gasket on another GTV. Thou still considering just keeping it as spares for my next GTV!
Higher offers welcomed...
bloomin lovely looking car though, my fave colour and interior combo.
Yeh, i know!! Didn't get a chance to change my mind, although the money's not in my hand just yet...somehow my planned replacement, a clapped out mondeo diesel seems crap, might keep a lookout for a dogwagon like tigertowns...
£1150, double the book part-ex price! Then again it'll be for sale in 2012 for £4k+.... I may even end up buying it back!
Even with the work done to it youd struggle to get 2k for it in this market.The buyer must be planning on keeping it i reckon.
I think if I had the work done maybe could get 3k if I was prepared to wait for a buyer. Pistonheads is full on £3k+ cars, with a fair few recently sold, hard to judge really!!
The prospective buyer is an Alfa specialist dealer in london, planning on making it special once again, then selling. Glad its not getting broken for parts, would be such a waste!
The prospective buyer is an Alfa specialist dealer in london, planning on making it special once again, then selling. Glad its not getting broken for parts, would be such a waste!
ahhh don't tell me its rare!! If I ever get another GTV I'll want the same colour, grey/tan leather. Just ran out to check the paint code, but the stickers faded...I think itsIS that Meteor Grey? Don;t see them in that colour often
Eclipse Grey
the meteor grey looks a little lighter?
I'm sure he knows what he's doing, he's an independent london alfa dealer, I guess he'll have it all shipshape for a grand (including tyres and Q2) then sure it'd easily get snapped up by a city boy for £4k
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