Classic (old, retro) cars for sale £0-5k

[anonymous-user]

Austin Allergro Estate

35,000 miles

Bidding

I can't remember ever seeing an estate.

WOW

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980-AUSTIN-ALLEGRO-ESTA...

[JZZ30]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RARE-BMW-730-E32-7SERIES...



Nice looking E32. Posted in here rather than the barge thread due to this :-

[greghm]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

Austin Allergro Estate

35,000 miles

Bidding
[...]
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980-AUSTIN-ALLEGRO-ESTA...

Quick question: is eBay charging the usual 10% of commission on transcations on cars ?

[JZZ30]

greghm said:

Quick question: is eBay charging the usual 10% of commission on transcations on cars ?

In short - No.

http://sellercentre.ebay.co.uk/introduction-ebay-f... about half way down the page 'Fees for Motors'

Fees for Motors and Classified Ads
Fees are a little bit different for listings in Motors and Classified Ads.


Fees for Motors
If you're selling a high volume of vehicles on eBay, have a look at eBay Motors Pro.

For listings in Parts & Accessories, our standard fees apply.

Classified Auction Buy it now
Listing fees

Insertion fees £14.99 £10.00 £10.00
Optional listing upgrades

Gallery plus £2.99 Free Free
Subtitle £0.50 £0.50 £0.50
Listing designer Free Free Free
Scheduler Free Free Free
Add Buy it now - £2.99 -
Reserve price - £7.99 -
Final value fees Final value fee - 1% final selling price (min £20 max £35)

[greghm]

Thanks very much and pardon my laziness for not spending time looking at this. I have a car to sell so I might consider it.

[anonymous-user]

Pardon me if its been posted before I didn't have time to scroll 400 pages,

The vauxhall cavalier,
Not a massively great car but very fond memories of my dad driving his own around with a failed crunchy gearbox!



If you can manage to find a 4x4 2.0T then im sure that one would press on!

[poing]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

Austin Allergro Estate

35,000 miles

Bidding

I can't remember ever seeing an estate.

WOW

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980-AUSTIN-ALLEGRO-ESTA...

My grans alcoholic old neighbour had an estate one of these, I vaguely remember it being blue though rather than brown. No idea how or why he acquired it as he never drove it. There were a few local cars collecting moss and rust on a driveway/front garden and I was considering offering to take one off their hands as my first car, thinking I could get a bargain. This Allegro didn't make my list of cars to ask for! Still regret not asking about the MK1 Scirocco though.

Edited by poing on Thursday 25th August 19:04

[Devil2575]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

Austin Allergro Estate

35,000 miles

Bidding

I can't remember ever seeing an estate.

WOW

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980-AUSTIN-ALLEGRO-ESTA...

Truely awful.

😁

[rohrl]

Devil2575 said:

ELUSIVEJIM said:

Austin Allergro Estate

35,000 miles

Bidding

I can't remember ever seeing an estate.

WOW

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980-AUSTIN-ALLEGRO-ESTA...

Truely awful.

??

Imagine how good it would be with the 197bhp turbo engine out of a Rover 620ti though.

[Sticks.]

Devil2575 said:

ELUSIVEJIM said:

Austin Allergro Estate

35,000 miles

Bidding

I can't remember ever seeing an estate.

WOW

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980-AUSTIN-ALLEGRO-ESTA...

Truely awful.

??

Quite, and not even 'original and unmolested' as described.

[gforceg]

Ok, maybe not for everyone...

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C765008

[chris116]

L100NYY said:

A couple of Italians;

164 Cloverleaf £4795.00

http://www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk/alfa+romeo/164...

Superb

[0a]

JZZ30 said:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RARE-BMW-730-E32-7SERIES...



Nice looking E32. Posted in here rather than the barge thread due to this :-

Oh I rather like the idea of that

[Lowtimer]

What, that E32 de-barged because of the velour? Good velour is MORE bargey than leather, especially on Mercedes and BMW. More comfortable, much longer lasting and far less likely to require expensive rectification. If it were cloth, then ok.

[Diesel Meister]

Lowtimer said:

What, that E32 de-barged because of the velour? Good velour is MORE bargey than leather, especially on Mercedes and BMW. More comfortable, much longer lasting and far less likely to require expensive rectification. If it were cloth, then ok.

hablas español?

[Lowtimer]

aaaAAAAaaahhh. I like that very much. Might run off and buy it.*

• although the advisory at the recent MOT that "Body has corrosion to nearside front and nearside rear jacking point" is not ideal, so maybe not. There's other stuff too but it's all simple bolt-on fixes - however, structural corrosion is another thing.

Edited by Lowtimer on Saturday 27th August 14:37

[Devil2575]

Lowtimer said:

What, that E32 de-barged because of the velour? Good velour is MORE bargey than leather, especially on Mercedes and BMW. More comfortable, much longer lasting and far less likely to require expensive rectification. If it were cloth, then ok.

Surely it should be debarged because of the manual box.

[Lowtimer]

Yes, I did understand the "Spanish" reference in last post on the previous page

My own barge is manual. Disqualify it from your vision of bargedom by all means if it pleases you to. Choice of transmission has never been a Barge criterion for me, but if it is for others that's fine.

[dbdb]

A barge is a certain type and size of car in my view - and can be either manual or automatic. A manual Mercedes W126 280SE is still very much a barge; an automatic 3 series isn't a barge.

[JZZ30]

My intention was not to de-barge the E32.

I thought it would have slotted well into both threads. Just chose this one as it was a bit of a curio