Hi Andy,andyd wrote:Madness http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Capri-28 ... SwNRdX3aOR
It sold for more than I was expecting it to.
Will we see this one relisted soon "due to timewaster"?.....
Andrew.
Hi Andy,andyd wrote:Madness http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Capri-28 ... SwNRdX3aOR
Hi Andrew,Andrew 2.8i wrote:Hi Andy,andyd wrote:Madness http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Capri-28 ... SwNRdX3aOR
It sold for more than I was expecting it to.
Will we see this one relisted soon "due to timewaster"?.....
Andrew.
Hi Andy,andyd wrote:To be fair it was an honest description so I cant see how the sale should fall through.
Andrew 2.8i wrote:
Auctions push a number of our psychological buttons, and the phenomenon of “auction fever” is well documented.
I must admit, I've done it myself, although not with a car.
Andrew.
I do too. It would be great to see this car restored and back on the road again.andyd wrote:I hope whoever has, knows what they may have let themselves in for
No way you could do this one on the cheap Andy just depends what parts/panels the buyer has hidden away.... If you were starting from scratch .... Get ready.. £££££ Lolandyd wrote: I hope whoever has, knows what they may have let themselves in for, as it's not a car you should restore on the cheap IMO.
Andy
It's back http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ford-capri-28 ... 3641.l6368andyd wrote:Listing now ended.....Saw it at £8000 yesterdayandyd wrote:andyd wrote:Definitely optimistic starting price
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ford-capri-28 ... 3641.l6368