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aaronjb

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Re: Buying an investment classic.
« Reply #75 on: 11 April 2016, 10:22:18 »

I was helping a mate out working on his BMW 2002 yesterday. I had to keep reminding myself it was a 1970's car. So much better than the BL and French sh1te that I remember from that time. That might be one to watch.

I thought 2002's had already had a significant rise in value in recent years?

They are gorgeous little cars, though.
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Re: Buying an investment classic.
« Reply #76 on: 13 April 2016, 01:56:48 »

That's a shame, don't want to pry but how far apart in cash are you ? Only there have been record prices going on  some  fairly non descript classics IE Ford Capri ,with a Ferrari different class altogether ,personally don't think you could lose.Hope you can work something out.

A fair amount - its up to him now, it'll be a cash sale for him.  Seen another couple, one of which may be worth a look.  I'm in no rush though, want the right car for the right money.

He had a nice Dino there, same as my '72 one - £330,000 !!  Paid £10K for mine late 70s.
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« Reply #77 on: 13 April 2016, 07:12:42 »

I'm sure something will turn up , as I said before there really are lots of cars out there.
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