• Eeek!

Posted: **13 Dec 2007 08:18 pm**

http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/ww ... x_mileage=

Now if only I had a spare £1250 this week.....

PIJ

Posted: **13 Dec 2007 08:21 pm**

how the hell do we not know this car it must have been hidden in a barn somewhere

Posted: **13 Dec 2007 08:33 pm**

nice mileage!

Posted: **13 Dec 2007 11:18 pm**

redline wrote:how the hell do we not know this car it must have been hidden in a barn somewhere

Perhaps a classic car dealer has been waiting for the market to recognise this future classic

Is the concensus that £1250 is a good price for a Mk3???

Posted: **14 Dec 2007 12:57 am**

Steve showed me this earlier, nice looking car, shame it's a small picture though!

Posted: **14 Dec 2007 02:05 am**

Got the body kit, wonder what else it's got - £1250 is steep though - I'd say a grand max

Posted: **14 Dec 2007 02:35 am**

Ronnie wrote:£1250 is steep though - I'd say a grand max

Find another.... impossible. It's alot of cash, but I've almost been tempted by it myself as it's going to cost more to get my 360 up to scratch tbh!

Posted: **14 Dec 2007 05:34 am**

Stop complaining!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! about the price we pay way more for less you have it good. BTW thats a nice 360

Posted: **14 Dec 2007 10:21 am**

What a car! 3 door GLT, looks like an original body kit, one owner, FSH, 30000 miles!

With a bit of bargaining I reckon 990 pounds would be a fair price ...

Tom

Posted: **14 Dec 2007 03:37 pm**

Just because it's low milage, one owner, service history etc doesn't mean there aren't things wrong with it. My 360 had just over 40k on the clock but needs just as much ongoing work as many high milage 300's.

If you walked onto the forecourt and offered them £1k cash they'd bite your hand off...

Posted: **14 Dec 2007 08:36 pm**

agreed, my 340 has 55,000 on the clock and you would think the carb came off the star ship enterprise

Posted: **15 Dec 2007 12:36 am**

Looks very nice, but too many miles. How about this.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VOLVO-340-GL-1984 ... dZViewItem

340 GL 1984 A reg with 8,600 miles on the clock

Posted: **15 Dec 2007 11:45 am**

We've been seeing the price of the relatively few remaining 'clean' cars rise quite sharply recently. I guess the problem is that the cost of de-rusting a relatively scruffy car is significant, so it's much cheaper to pay £1k for a clean car (which we've seen a number of times now) than several times that on a restoration.

...of course that assumes that the 'clean' cars are as clean as they appear

cheers

James