Originally Posted By Aeroman

I think that you have been round long enough John to know that there is a big difference between an insurance valuation and what the item or car is worth when you come to sell. cozychair



Aeroman I would support this view having seen what happened to the classic car market in the past. I did pick up the phone to question the valuation to make sure it wasn't a typo and also to question the basis on which it was made. At this time I understood they had sold the red car so the valuation had some basis, obviously with it now being back on the market you could question this.

Not really concerned what its worth I've had fun driving it and I might get some money back if I sell it. More than can be said if i'd deposited the money in the Bank of Nomansland.

What he did say was that it was a very rare series 2, which he was aware had a greater BHP than any series to date. But more importantly the valuation was vastly increased due to its previous ownership history. innocent


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