This is not my car by the way. Posting as it may be of general interest...

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111174238100?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

 

I wonder if it will go at the kind of money the seller is looking for. I think £2500 is probably nearer the mark

Rare as rocking horse teeth I would have thought, but £3k + ?? :think:  Almost seems a shame to subject it to everyday use & perhaps modding could be on the horizon if a new owner was so minded.

 

Not dissimilar from the £3k Fun currently up for grabs but with a hell of a lot less mileage!

 

Value wise who knows, it's what anyone is prepared to pay at the end of the day but would provide a great starting point to long term ownership.

I'll offer him £300, £3k is waaay too much, no matter how low the mileage it is still a 14 year old car.

Not worth a penny more than £500 I'd say despite the low mileage, that feller must be a dreamer.

I reckon he could see somewhere between £500 & £1k but more likely on the lower end of that range.

 

There's a re-furb diesel Felly pick up that keeps rolling round fleabay, started just under £4k & is still around the £3.5k mark. Makes you wonder! :p   :no:

Give it 5 years and you won't be able to get a pickup for love nor money, they are getting much rarer now.

Most of them don't survive the ravages of rust!

Most of them don't survive the ravages of rust!

do Skodas rust then

do Skodas rust then

 

At a rate you wouldn't believe on some models Lee!  

Lovely find, hard to put a price on these type of cars.

It's worth whatever the buyer wants to pay!

I used to know an old guy with a mint, low mileage 1980's BMW 316 who wanted concourse money for it; yes he had looked after it very well, but at the end of the day it was (at the time) a 15 year old, poverty spec 3 series; he was asking £2,500 and I think finally got about £800 (book price for the mileage was about £500-600).

  There was a 1995 Felicia with 175 [yes, one hundred and seventy five] miles at a recent SOCGB event.

That car should stay in a museum or be part of a collection. I am positive he'll find a buyer at 2,000. It's clear the seller will not sell it to someone who will trash it in everyday use, especially if it's a woman to drive it.

Seems a shame to use it really doesn't it?

No bids with a day tp go...interested to see if it relists.

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