Ginetta G31

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Steve w

Original Poster:

122 posts

226 months

Monday 31st March 2008
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How much are they worth and are they sought after??I have just aquired one and am looking to sell it.

dandarez

13,299 posts

284 months

Tuesday 1st April 2008
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It's all relative - what condition is it? Mot? Taxed? No of owners, all the usual stuff.

If it's run of the mill (they were 80s kits) ie, not taxed, deteriorating, off road, outside and not garaged, then very little.

Currently, even very good condition used examples and with galvanised chassis you are talking only a few hundred.

The uninitiated should not mix up 'classic' 60s 70s Ginettas G4 G12 G15 G21 with the G26, G28, G30, G31 range... or even with 80s 90s G27 G32 G33 UNLESS you have in your possession a low mileage absolutely 'mint' example - and even then it will not be the ££s of any of the aforementioned, except perhaps a tired G27 or G32.

Steve w

Original Poster:

122 posts

226 months

Tuesday 1st April 2008
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dandarez said:
It's all relative - what condition is it? Mot? Taxed? No of owners, all the usual stuff.

If it's run of the mill (they were 80s kits) ie, not taxed, deteriorating, off road, outside and not garaged, then very little.

Currently, even very good condition used examples and with galvanised chassis you are talking only a few hundred.

The uninitiated should not mix up 'classic' 60s 70s Ginettas G4 G12 G15 G21 with the G26, G28, G30, G31 range... or even with 80s 90s G27 G32 G33 UNLESS you have in your possession a low mileage absolutely 'mint' example - and even then it will not be the ££s of any of the aforementioned, except perhaps a tired G27 or G32.
Thanks for that, it is a galvanised chassis model and is in pretty good condition except for a little bit of corrosion on the front corner of the doors.The engine is very nice and it drives really well.Worst bits are the 2 front seats but no biggy for someone to sort out.
Is there a Ginetta owners club ??

Edited by Steve w on Wednesday 2nd April 16:45

nicktowe

36,084 posts

225 months

Tuesday 1st April 2008
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Steve w said:
dandarez said:
It's all relative - what condition is it? Mot? Taxed? No of owners, all the usual stuff.

If it's run of the mill (they were 80s kits) ie, not taxed, deteriorating, off road, outside and not garaged, then very little.

Currently, even very good condition used examples and with galvanised chassis you are talking only a few hundred.

The uninitiated should not mix up 'classic' 60s 70s Ginettas G4 G12 G15 G21 with the G26, G28, G30, G31 range... or even with 80s 90s G27 G32 G33 UNLESS you have in your possession a low mileage absolutely 'mint' example - and even then it will not be the ££s of any of the aforementioned, except perhaps a tired G27 or G32.
Thanks for that, it is a galvanised chassis model and is in pretty good condition except for a little bit of corrosion on the front corner of the doors.The engine is very nice and it drives really well.Worst bits are the 2 front seats but no bigger for someone to sort out.
Is there a Ginetta owners club ??
There is an owners club. www.ginetta.org

blitzracing

6,394 posts

221 months

Tuesday 1st April 2008
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dandarez said:
The uninitiated should not mix up 'classic' 60s 70s Ginettas G4 G12 G15 G21 with the G26, G28, G30, G31 range... or even with 80s 90s G27 G32 G33 UNLESS you have in your possession a low mileage absolutely 'mint' example - and even then it will not be the ££s of any of the aforementioned, except perhaps a tired G27 or G32.
The unitiated might also not notice that the G33's have never dropped below 6.5k in one piece, and in good nick are 9-13k range. Hardly a few hundred quid !

Mark

Edited by blitzracing on Tuesday 1st April 12:39

dandarez

13,299 posts

284 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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blitzracing said:
dandarez said:
The uninitiated should not mix up 'classic' 60s 70s Ginettas G4 G12 G15 G21 with the G26, G28, G30, G31 range... or even with 80s 90s G27 G32 G33 UNLESS you have in your possession a low mileage absolutely 'mint' example - and even then it will not be the ££s of any of the aforementioned, except perhaps a tired G27 or G32.
The unitiated might also not notice that the G33's have never dropped below 6.5k in one piece, and in good nick are 9-13k range. Hardly a few hundred quid !

Mark

Edited by blitzracing on Tuesday 1st April 12:39
Ugh!!?
Think you read my bit too quickly. rolleyes

Where did I say a G33 could be got for a few hundred quid?

I actually said::

'...even then it will NOT be the ££s of ANY of the aforementioned...
EXCEPT perhaps a 'tired G27 or G32'

blitzracing

6,394 posts

221 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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Fair enough, mis understood the price comparason.

Mark

Steve w

Original Poster:

122 posts

226 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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nicktowe said:
Steve w said:
dandarez said:
It's all relative - what condition is it? Mot? Taxed? No of owners, all the usual stuff.

If it's run of the mill (they were 80s kits) ie, not taxed, deteriorating, off road, outside and not garaged, then very little.

Currently, even very good condition used examples and with galvanised chassis you are talking only a few hundred.

The uninitiated should not mix up 'classic' 60s 70s Ginettas G4 G12 G15 G21 with the G26, G28, G30, G31 range... or even with 80s 90s G27 G32 G33 UNLESS you have in your possession a low mileage absolutely 'mint' example - and even then it will not be the ££s of any of the aforementioned, except perhaps a tired G27 or G32.
Cheers, will have a look on there.Anyone care to hazard a guess what it might be worth???and is there a interest in this model

Thanks for that, it is a galvanised chassis model and is in pretty good condition except for a little bit of corrosion on the front corner of the doors.The engine is very nice and it drives really well.Worst bits are the 2 front seats but no bigger for someone to sort out.
Is there a Ginetta owners club ??
There is an owners club. www.ginetta.org