Cars that have appreciated since you sold them
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Look through my car history. f
kng all of them.
Still, onwards & upwards
for anyone looking for a good investment-buy my mini GP when I sell it as it's a sure sign it's on the cusp of going ballistic 
For those who can't be bothered to look, some highlights....
M3 csl sold with 33k on the clock for £22k
R26.r sold with 16k on the clock for £16k
Z4M coupe with 27k on the clock for £15.5k
993 carrera with factory RS kit fitted for £28.5k
Nut & bolt resto 911 3.0 in orange for £25.5k
Amongst others
kng all of them.Still, onwards & upwards
for anyone looking for a good investment-buy my mini GP when I sell it as it's a sure sign it's on the cusp of going ballistic For those who can't be bothered to look, some highlights....
M3 csl sold with 33k on the clock for £22k
R26.r sold with 16k on the clock for £16k
Z4M coupe with 27k on the clock for £15.5k
993 carrera with factory RS kit fitted for £28.5k
Nut & bolt resto 911 3.0 in orange for £25.5k
Amongst others
Osinjak said:
My BMW E21 323i for £800 in 2003. Man, I miss it.
In 1998-ish, I was offered an E21 (only a 316) for nothing. It needed a gearbox, but it was immaculate as it had been owned by a retired bloke since new.It was pre the internet being a big thing, so I turned it down, as it would have been a pain to locate a box for it.
These days, I'd have ripped his arm off, as a 'box would have been a 10 minute google away.
(Similarly, I saw a Porsche 924 advertised for something silly like £150 back then, but it needed a new rear hatch - similar issue, where would you even start to look in the pre-internet era?)
(Yes, I know we had internet in 1998 - I'd been active online since 1992 - but you couldn't easily search for parts way back then)
AvonRise said:
In 1998-ish, I was offered an E21 (only a 316) for nothing. It needed a gearbox, but it was immaculate as it had been owned by a retired bloke since new.
It was pre the internet being a big thing, so I turned it down, as it would have been a pain to locate a box for it.
These days, I'd have ripped his arm off, as a 'box would have been a 10 minute google away.
(Similarly, I saw a Porsche 924 advertised for something silly like £150 back then, but it needed a new rear hatch - similar issue, where would you even start to look in the pre-internet era?)
(Yes, I know we had internet in 1998 - I'd been active online since 1992 - but you couldn't easily search for parts way back then)
Mine too was spotless, absolutely loved it but had to get rid of it sharpish as I was away overseas at hideously short notice. I can't think about it too much as it still winds me up 11 years on!It was pre the internet being a big thing, so I turned it down, as it would have been a pain to locate a box for it.
These days, I'd have ripped his arm off, as a 'box would have been a 10 minute google away.
(Similarly, I saw a Porsche 924 advertised for something silly like £150 back then, but it needed a new rear hatch - similar issue, where would you even start to look in the pre-internet era?)
(Yes, I know we had internet in 1998 - I'd been active online since 1992 - but you couldn't easily search for parts way back then)
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