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https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1967-ford-must...
Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
Stryke said:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1967-ford-must...
Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
You’d assume CC would ask to view the v5 to check it’s in the sellers name.Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
If I’d submitted the bid prior to that (hugely sad) but material notification then you’d expect to be given an option to withdraw it.
bennno said:
Stryke said:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1967-ford-must...
Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
You’d assume CC would ask to view the v5 to check it’s in the sellers name.Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
If I’d submitted the bid prior to that (hugely sad) but material notification then you’d expect to be given an option to withdraw it.
e.g. If you buy a car on finance you don’t own the car until you have paid all the finance but you are the registered keeper.
So in this case the seller and his Dad can both own the car but it could be registered in the seller’s name. Although I have no idea what the rules are now but when my father died in the early 90’s we sold his car during probate.
Cheib said:
...Although I have no idea what the rules are now but when my father died in the early 90’s we sold his car during probate.
Yes, you can sell a car during probate although it may depend on what the will says and if the car is explicitly mentioned or just part of the estate.Stryke said:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1967-ford-must...
Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
Ok seems CC did the right thing and removed it, it’s withdrawn. Interesting one. Ready the latest comment by the seller (sad to read).
Surely in these circumstances any company would remove the vehicle from sale until the ownership status is resolved. Otherwise auction will end, CC will collect their fees and the buyer will be left in the dark for months (and knowing how probate works could be much longer than 4 months).
majordad said:
What was the sad comment made by the seller, it’s not visible now ? I’d been keeping an eye on that car, it looked nice.
Along the lines of his dad has just died and they were joint owners of the car. He wouldn't have the rights to sell the car immediately and it could take months to resolve. CarreraLightweightRacing said:
A 600LT with only 1000miles has just ended at £122,500. This seems quite a good price to me. Is this the current market price for these cars?
Add another £6K ontop for CC commission and it’s not far off what you can buy direct from a McLaren main dealership. At least if bought from a dealership there is a minimum 1 year warranty (possibly more if negotiable) and the all important statutory cover of the CRA2015 in the event of car being faulty and rejection invoked.Doesn’t sound like a great deal, but maybe couple of grand saved. Not sure if I would chance buying high price car privately without the cover of CRA2015. Would need to be a big saving to justify.
CarreraLightweightRacing said:
A 600LT with only 1000miles has just ended at £122,500. This seems quite a good price to me. Is this the current market price for these cars?
Too close to main dealer pricing/deal to consider buying this off a private seller. Needs to be a least a further £10k cheaper MAC 720S said:
Add another £6K ontop for CC commission and it’s not far off what you can buy direct from a McLaren main dealership. At least if bought from a dealership there is a minimum 1 year warranty (possibly more if negotiable) and the all important statutory cover of the CRA2015 in the event of car being faulty and rejection invoked.
Doesn’t sound like a great deal, but maybe couple of grand saved. Not sure if I would chance buying high price car privately without the cover of CRA2015. Would need to be a big saving to justify.
I agree with MAC, I would go for that one at Mac London for an extra few K and no question marks around adding a warranty. Doesn’t sound like a great deal, but maybe couple of grand saved. Not sure if I would chance buying high price car privately without the cover of CRA2015. Would need to be a big saving to justify.
petjam said:
Link?
Not sure if PH allow this but here goes. Apologies if not allowed https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=280160...
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