CGT - Salvage Auction
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Is probably this one.
http://ww2.copart.com/us/Lot/29965623
Salvage title in USA. HPI clear in UK.
As per the black one in Yorkshire..
http://ww2.copart.com/us/Lot/29965623
Salvage title in USA. HPI clear in UK.
As per the black one in Yorkshire..
There are pics of the black one in Yorkshire on a salvage auction site in the US. It has rolled and was extensively damaged.
Chassis number matches.. I've checked.
http://www.salvageautosauction.com/vehicle_detail/...
Chassis number matches.. I've checked.
http://www.salvageautosauction.com/vehicle_detail/...
R129 300SL said:
Is probably this one.
http://ww2.copart.com/us/Lot/29965623
Salvage title in USA. HPI clear in UK.
As per the black one in Yorkshire..
Is it being sold as damaged, repaired? I've often wondered what happens when cars cross borders and lose their history!http://ww2.copart.com/us/Lot/29965623
Salvage title in USA. HPI clear in UK.
As per the black one in Yorkshire..
KevinBird said:
Just a few hours to the auction and its disappeared....
I looked at the link when this thread started and there was certainly no hint the car was, or even previously was, in this condition....
R129 300SL said:
There are pics of the black one in Yorkshire on a salvage auction site in the US. It has rolled and was extensively damaged.
Chassis number matches.. I've checked.
http://www.salvageautosauction.com/vehicle_detail/...
Chassis number matches.. I've checked.
http://www.salvageautosauction.com/vehicle_detail/...
dom9 said:
Hang on - Are we talking about two different cars?
Is one for auction (damaged) in the US and is one, previously damaged in teh US, for sale (minus the history) in Yorkshire?
Sorry if I am being slow, chaps - I have the man flu!
I am starting to get interested in a CGT...
I assumed it was this one?Is one for auction (damaged) in the US and is one, previously damaged in teh US, for sale (minus the history) in Yorkshire?
Sorry if I am being slow, chaps - I have the man flu!
I am starting to get interested in a CGT...
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...
roygarth said:
yes and explains why its so cheapKevinBird said:
So why is a different colour?
you are looking at the wrong linkhttp://www.salvageautosauction.com/vehicle_detail/...
Hi
Just to clarify. I posted 2 damaged ones from the USA.
My first post links in to a damaged silver one with fire damage with similar mileage to the one offered in the UK by the same auction house as in the US. (Copart). My feeling is that with such similar mileage and the same year is probably the same one.
My second post links to an extensively damaged black one from the USA. This is definitely the same one offered in a repaired condition in Yorkshire. The chassis number matches. I have checked. It has a Pennsylvania Salvage title.
The chassis number of the black one is on the link I have posted. They certainly spent a lot of money repairing it.
Thanks
Just to clarify. I posted 2 damaged ones from the USA.
My first post links in to a damaged silver one with fire damage with similar mileage to the one offered in the UK by the same auction house as in the US. (Copart). My feeling is that with such similar mileage and the same year is probably the same one.
My second post links to an extensively damaged black one from the USA. This is definitely the same one offered in a repaired condition in Yorkshire. The chassis number matches. I have checked. It has a Pennsylvania Salvage title.
The chassis number of the black one is on the link I have posted. They certainly spent a lot of money repairing it.
Thanks
KevinBird said:
Both these links show black cars, the one at auction is silver
HiThis is the silver one in my first post
http://ww2.copart.com/us/Lot/29965623
R129 300SL said:
Yep, totally with on this but the other posters seem to keep mentioning the black oneScooty100 said:
Rather sweeping statement.
Be careful what you say on public forums.
Very silly
Silly why? Car has a history overseas that isn't declared or registered in the UK and then not reflected in the asking price. The car in question started being advertised for sale around the £330K mark about 9 months ago so the owner was being less than honest about it's past and would have been making a few quid out of it. When the hidden history was discovered and became public knowledge the price was "adjusted".Be careful what you say on public forums.
Very silly
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