Griff 500 prices
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I looked at a griff in early summer at kerridges and attempted to part ex but they were not really interested in my car. The car was up for sale if I remember, around 26k. I would swear the same car was up for sale again a few months ago for £19,998 and has now come down to £18,998.....
I would presume a reasonable offer would be agreed.
My part ex has since gone up in value and had they agreed with the deal would now have made a tidy sum for kerridges.
I would have bought the car, but can't understand the drop in value of the griff over the last few months. I do understand the winter blues has struck but has the market reached its peak for the griff.
I'm still highly tempted to get the car....
Gadgit
I would presume a reasonable offer would be agreed.
My part ex has since gone up in value and had they agreed with the deal would now have made a tidy sum for kerridges.
I would have bought the car, but can't understand the drop in value of the griff over the last few months. I do understand the winter blues has struck but has the market reached its peak for the griff.
I'm still highly tempted to get the car....
Gadgit
Did you guys see this go through Bonhams last week?
Checked with Dom and it wasn't a BV as he has the build sheets
Nice car, original........I felt a tad strong £££ wise as its light on paperwork / history (but that's my opinion :-) )
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
Checked with Dom and it wasn't a BV as he has the build sheets
Nice car, original........I felt a tad strong £££ wise as its light on paperwork / history (but that's my opinion :-) )
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
gmw9666 said:
Nice car, original........I felt a tad strong £££ wise as its light on paperwork / history (but that's my opinion :-) )
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
for a 1 owner 4.3 litre car with 15,000 miles on it which may be a BV (or may not, who knows) I think this was a steal.http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
I would presume as its had the same owner since new there should be some paperwork though so I'm not sure what gives you the impression there isn't?
After premiums etc the owner would be lucky to see £15k for it and you couldn't even get me to go to the trouble of bringing mine out of the garage for an inspection if you were offering that.
In the current market this should be a £20k+ car
Barreti said:
gmw9666 said:
Nice car, original........I felt a tad strong £££ wise as its light on paperwork / history (but that's my opinion :-) )
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
for a 1 owner 4.3 litre car with 15,000 miles on it which may be a BV (or may not, who knows) I think this was a steal.http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
I would presume as its had the same owner since new there should be some paperwork though so I'm not sure what gives you the impression there isn't?
After premiums etc the owner would be lucky to see £15k for it and you couldn't even get me to go to the trouble of bringing mine out of the garage for an inspection if you were offering that.
In the current market this should be a £20k+ car
Barreti said:
Out of curiosity then, could you tell if the mileage was genuine and what kind of state everything such as the rubber hoses and shocks etc were in? So did it look like it had been parked and untouched for 10 years or used very sparingly.
What did you expect it to go for?
it had been serviced........occasionally by a local garage in cornwall (not a TVR / Specialist) and has done a few hundred miles a year so its not been stood long termWhat did you expect it to go for?
My opinion (which is why I was interested as a "keeper").......its a super original and nice low miles / owner but didn't have really any evidence of work being done on the car......so bushes / shocks / rubber items would likely need going through as a matter of course. Interior looked a little more lived in for 15k miles (look at the pics and compare to the silver 430 fernhurst is selling).....so I set my bid at 14k max + 15% fee's + VAT on fee's......someone clearly wanted it more than I was willing to go.
Sort of car a dealer if they got hold of, would do a quality re commission (like the ones Str8six do.....then its a 25k car from a dealer all day long but a car that's been not kept in tip top shape, I'd say 10k less......so 15k, so technically I was bidding (plus fee's) more than I thought it was worth
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
mart 63 said:
but i wanted a Griff.
...have you managed to get the roof in the boot, it's a tricky operation ain't it?1st outing,it was raining,so left roof on.
2nd outing yesterday,the boot was full of car goodies, so no room for roof.I did pass Griff in the opposite direction which had it's roof down. A lady driver, near Nantwich,dark blue...
gmw9666 said:
Did you guys see this go through Bonhams last week?
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
The ride height looks odd - is too high at the front & too low at the rear. Was the boot full of bricks ? http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
ESDavey said:
gmw9666 said:
Did you guys see this go through Bonhams last week?
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
The ride height looks odd - is too high at the front & too low at the rear. Was the boot full of bricks ? http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22705/lot/319/
"2nd outing yesterday,the boot was full of car goodies, so no room for roof.I did pass Griff in the opposite direction which had it's roof down. A lady driver, near Nantwich,dark blue..."
Pretty sure that was me; never been called a lady driver before though..........fat bloke driver maybe... :-)
Pretty sure that was me; never been called a lady driver before though..........fat bloke driver maybe... :-)
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