ANGLIA CLASSIC AUCTIONS
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POORCARDEALER

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8,663 posts

270 months

Sunday 8th November 2015
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Attended yesterday, along with a lot of other people....BIG money for 80s classics, nice mk 2 XR2 with 82K miles did 7600, a 1987 Cavalier Sri with 50K miles and 1 owner did £7300, 2001 Mini John Cooper works s with 19K miles did £11k, a 1 owner BMW e30 320 with 59K did £5200, 2002 Turbo £40K, 81 Capri 3.0S £18K

Big demand and big money IMO

Edited by POORCARDEALER on Sunday 8th November 13:07

andyps

7,819 posts

311 months

Sunday 8th November 2015
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Can't believe a Cavalier would be worth that! When I looked at the list I had a strange desire to buy this - http://www.angliacarauctions.co.uk/en/classic-auct... - don't know anything about them but saw one in France in the summer and was intrigued.

Edited by andyps on Sunday 8th November 12:49

strattonkillick

146 posts

244 months

Sunday 8th November 2015
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I was hoping to go up there for a bit of a look around but had to do other things. Cars here do seem to get strong money.

neutral 3

8,504 posts

199 months

Tuesday 10th November 2015
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Most was £ Over priced / poor quality.

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 10th November 2015
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neutral 3 said:
Most was £ Over priced / poor quality.
I didn't go to this one but have been previously several times. There is a strong smell of barely-dried paint about many of the cars with the occasional gem.

GreatGranny

9,519 posts

255 months

Wednesday 11th November 2015
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MK1 GTI seems a decent price if its as dry and rust free as it looks.
Decent ones with more mileage are going for £8-9k

Alfasud is lovely as is the white Mini Cooper.

Can't believe the Cavalier made 5x the Royale!

POORCARDEALER

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8,663 posts

270 months

Wednesday 11th November 2015
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rovermorris999 said:
neutral 3 said:
Most was £ Over priced / poor quality.
I didn't go to this one but have been previously several times. There is a strong smell of barely-dried paint about many of the cars with the occasional gem.
The auction up in Scotland (perth) cars are 10 times worse

Xpuffin

9,209 posts

234 months

Wednesday 11th November 2015
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I try to get to most Auctions if I'm not working.
Anglia seem to have a better than average selection with the advantage of drive bys and low commission.
It's a good day out with a reasonable hotel almost next door to park the trailer in if you overnight.
Regards prices, that's led entirely by the buyers but I have to agree.....mad prices right now.

Bought my Maserati from them smile


The breakfasts at SWVA are better though.


Edited by Xpuffin on Wednesday 11th November 15:50

alsaautomotive

684 posts

229 months

Wednesday 11th November 2015
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Xpuffin said:
The breakfasts at SWVA are better though.


Edited by Xpuffin on Wednesday 11th November 15:50
Can't beat a Brightwells breakfast though IMHO wink

nct001

733 posts

162 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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The Renault Gta v6 turbo looked good value at 3k so not all the 80s stuff made the money.


Just why would someone pay £1200 plus fees for a Volvo 240 saloon?

williamp

20,381 posts

302 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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neutral 3 said:
Most was £ Over priced / poor quality.
Serious thought: if things sold at their price, they cannot be over priced, surely? It doesnt mean henceforth all similar cars are worth that amount, of course

POORCARDEALER

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8,663 posts

270 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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nct001 said:
The Renault Gta v6 turbo looked good value at 3k so not all the 80s stuff made the money.


Just why would someone pay £1200 plus fees for a Volvo 240 saloon?
The Renault was horrible thats why it was 3K

nct001

733 posts

162 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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Didn't look a bad car to me

Very straightforward to repainted, re trim seats cam belt and full service possible welding, easy winter project.

What was your opinion of the mk2 golf GTI 16v?

POORCARDEALER

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8,663 posts

270 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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nct001 said:
Didn't look a bad car to me

Very straightforward to repainted, re trim seats cam belt and full service possible welding, easy winter project.

What was your opinion of the mk2 golf GTI 16v?
Didnt look at the Golf, went to buy 2 cars both did ££££s so got the train home.

crusty

763 posts

249 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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POORCARDEALER said:
Didnt look at the Golf, went to buy 2 cars both did ££££s so got the train home.
Think you should have driven home in that RS4

POORCARDEALER

Original Poster:

8,663 posts

270 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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crusty said:
POORCARDEALER said:
Didnt look at the Golf, went to buy 2 cars both did ££££s so got the train home.
Think you should have driven home in that RS4
Didnt look expensive on the face of it.


nct001

733 posts

162 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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Did you come for the very average silver cosworth?

For me the auctioneer did a very good job and as said everything was strong.

That xr2 though was genuinely superb and is worth that figure to someone that wants one.

texaxile

3,752 posts

179 months

Thursday 12th November 2015
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Jesus what would my Lancer be worth? 80's metal is fetching serious money.

iDrive

443 posts

142 months

Friday 13th November 2015
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The RS was very high miles

Liked the black SAAB 99 Turbo - didn't go for much more than was being asked pre-respray

There was a BMW 635 listed but then withdrawn (not the green one that went through) - I'd like to have seen what that made (it has gone through another auction/s recently)

texaxile

3,752 posts

179 months

Friday 13th November 2015
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I know a guy ( well known the the LT scene) who's selling a Serbia Black rolling shell and asking a fair wedge for it. But you're right, even within the MLR they're fetching serious cash when they do come up for sale.
I've had mine 15 years, along with another one which sits rotting to bits on a farm which I've had for 24 years and have been using as a donor car. I'll have to keep the increase in prices quiet from the wife, if she finds out she'll get all kinds of silly ideas concerning shoes, handbags and other associated presents smile