75k Griff has sold

75k Griff has sold

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Kie s2

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289 posts

145 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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The last 100 of 100 se Griff has sold at fernies , some lucky buyer , what a wonderful car . Amazing price ...
I wonder if the car has an overseas buyer , investor , lottery winner , Wayne Rooney .... smile


Is this a record for wheeler Griff

Who ever bought it, good on you sir ....

Kie

rigga

8,730 posts

201 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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If its sold and not a marketing ploy to raise prices.

TR4man

5,226 posts

174 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Crikey - I thought the 75k in the titled referred to the mileage!

WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

239 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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It's good news for the rest of us if it has biggrin

jeboa

535 posts

261 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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...or not so good news.... I'd like to keep mine, without the insurance premiums going too high....

portzi

2,296 posts

175 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Amazing price, everything is probably original as well even the hood, which on one of the pictures look abit tatty around the edges against the body. What is worth more a brand new hood or the original old tatty one? I would say the tatty original original frown

ewolg

1,678 posts

279 months

Sunday 7th February 2016
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I've seen it up close in Fernhurst's showroom (just bought one myself from there) and it is absolutely mint. Hope it doesn't go in to a collection and never see the light of day.

Andrew Gray

4,969 posts

149 months

Wednesday 10th February 2016
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ewolg said:
I've seen it up close in Fernhurst's showroom (just bought one myself from there) and it is absolutely mint. Hope it doesn't go in to a collection and never see the light of day.
Yes seen her today and had a sit in her a lucky person who has bought her I suspect a future Garage Queen but who knows.
The best cars will always fetch premium money however it simply reflects the cost of buying a tired 90000 mile car for 18k and having a complete restoration done which done properly is 30 to 50k depending on the level taken to.
Originality sells and I guess as the years pass and collectors rather than drivers buy into the cars its the very original cars that will fetch the premium prices.
Hopefully not to many as we all want to see the cars out being used abused maintained and enjoyed
Andrew


lockhart flawse

2,041 posts

235 months

Wednesday 10th February 2016
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I don't think it will do any miles at all. If you wanted a good one to drive Fernhurst had a similarly low mileage car for half the price and I doubt that the £75k car will ever be used on the road again.

Personally I think it's great and look forward to the next step up when Fernies no longer have a Griff for sale below £30k.

Andrew Gray

4,969 posts

149 months

Wednesday 10th February 2016
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lockhart flawse said:
I don't think it will do any miles at all. If you wanted a good one to drive Fernhurst had a similarly low mileage car for half the price and I doubt that the £75k car will ever be used on the road again.

Personally I think it's great and look forward to the next step up when Fernies no longer have a Griff for sale below £30k.
That car has also sold with only 3000miles on a rather nice red once with cream interior 40K I thought that looked a nicer car and ready to be used and enjoyed
Andrew

ewolg

1,678 posts

279 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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I saw another red Griff when there which had very low mileage but all the white powder coating was flaking off. I'd have thought a body off and strip down and chassis refurb was needed.