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RSL sale?
- Thread starter ruane
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jason
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Maybe if you give a full breakdown of your cars details, what is right, what is wrong, what is original, what is not, what needs sorting, what doesn't, what is missing, what is there, details of any accidents or new paint and full breakdown of service history we might be able to even give a ball park figure?
Otherwise take it to a specialist and see what they say?
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ruane
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Talat
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ORIGINAL: ruane
Jason, just thought it was funny you suggested talking to Paul from Gt Classics and bought some backing plates thats all ? anyway cars had glass out respray panels sorted, new clutch, Toyos 888, rs seats but not original leather Mag wheels with original glass inside needs a tidy 55klm 10 MOT.
Mate when you have a figure in mind, let me know as I could be interested.
Unfortunately your car is well-known for being 'not the best' when it was for sale in Harrogate. The UK market for RSs is quite niche and people remember individual cars and their history. Whatever you do, don't advertise it on Pistonheads because they'll remember what it was like and probably rip it to pieces without caring about what it is like now.
** This is a total guess. Without having a proper look at your car it's really difficult to tell. I remember what it was like in Harrogate so have based my guess on that plus your respray.
ruane
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Unfortunately your car is well-known for being 'not the best' when it was for sale in Harrogate. The UK market for RSs is quite niche and people remember individual cars and their history. Whatever you do, don't advertise it on Pistonheads because they'll remember what it was like and probably rip it to pieces without caring about what it is like now.
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I am not trying to hide it from anyone, I know its known to all rs owners on pistonheads and here, just asking for some advise on re sale, its not perfect and insde needs TLC thats all.
PS you seen it at Donnington.
I remember having a look around it at Donny and it looked a LOT better than it did at GC Motors. You'd certainly spent some time and money on it.
Best of luck for a good sale. [
ORIGINAL: ruane
Thinking of selling my 964 rs, what should I advertise it at? its not perfect and has been used as a track car prior to my ownership I have also used it on track.
First rule of selling: highlight the positives, not the negatives!
E-mail me the details, have a few people looking.........

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