Buying classic car at auction
Discussion
From some basic research it seems that it should be possible to buy a classic (convertible) at auction, have the fun of running it during the early summer months (whilst also advertising it), and then sell it on at a profit.
For the price bracket I am looking at, it seems that given patient advertising, it should be possible to make 2K profit on a classic purchased at 5K.
This would seem (on the face of it) to be a cost free way of getting some fun summer motoring. Has anyone done this successfully, or am I just dreaming (again!)
Philip.
For the price bracket I am looking at, it seems that given patient advertising, it should be possible to make 2K profit on a classic purchased at 5K.
This would seem (on the face of it) to be a cost free way of getting some fun summer motoring. Has anyone done this successfully, or am I just dreaming (again!)
Philip.
Assuming you can get it for £2k below what you think it's actually worth.
Auctions aren't necessarily cheap places to buy.
If you think you'll be able to buy whatever it is at £2k less than its market value, then it'll very probably need money spending to get it up to that value.
Is one of what you want actually in an auction soon?
Auctions aren't necessarily cheap places to buy.
If you think you'll be able to buy whatever it is at £2k less than its market value, then it'll very probably need money spending to get it up to that value.
Is one of what you want actually in an auction soon?
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