£10000 agreed valuation of an S2 in classified advert

[S2Mike]

Can this be possible?? A 1989 S2, which the owner admits is not perfect has an agreed valuation of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.
Is this someone on here??
Worcestershire.
Obviously cannot provide a link although I am not associated with the seller in any way, but it won't take a genius to find it.

[phillpot]

You're right, I'm no genius

clicky

[Scoobimax]

Current owner since 1999 and 6 owners in total - moved about a bit until this owner!!!!

[RayTVR]

I'm no expert - but if you bought this for £5k and then wrote it off a week after - I can't see the insurance paying out £10k?

[mikel003003]

In theory agreed value is just that and the insurers would have to pay, however we all know insurers seem to be a law unto themselves

[Roy C]

I think we can all agree that it's not worth £10k.

Is that an agreed valuation?




23 years old and no mention of any work on the chassis. Hmmm...

[alphaone]

quote=Roy C]I think we can all agree that it's not worth £10k.

Is that an agreed valuation?

. Hmmm...
[/quote]

Thats a bit harsh

[BountyHunter]

mikel003003 said:

In theory agreed value is just that and the insurers would have to pay, however we all know insurers seem to be a law unto themselves

depends what works been done to it.
for example it could have had a body off, engine rebuild etc and so to buy and then get another one to that condition could cost the £10k and thats why the insurance have agreed a value.

bottom line is that atm we simply dont know