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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Lovely car and the very rare series 2,agree about the wheels they may well be off a newer model. easier to take on and off than the OZs though......
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They are from the Plus 8 50th Anniversary limited edition cars I think.
2009 4/4 Sport Henrietta
1999 Indigo Blue +8
2009 4/4 Sport Green prev
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Yes they look like the recent Aftermarket/Plus8-50. I think they were introduced by one of the German Morgan dealers/specialists?
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They were designed and fitted to the 50th anni Plus 8 and looked simply sensational BUT look so far out of place on the Aero.
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Everyone loves a Morgan. Even me, unless it's broken again.
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Sold at £56250 + buyer's premium at 12% + vat = £64350. What were RTCC doing letting that S1 go for less than £40000 last week? Sold for £50k, the £56250 included buyers premium. Have put an auction link up on another thread.
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Sold at £56250 + buyer's premium at 12% + vat = £64350. What were RTCC doing letting that S1 go for less than £40000 last week? Sold for £50k, the £56250 included buyers premium. Have put an auction link up on another thread. TBM, thank you for pointing this out
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Sold at £56250 + buyer's premium at 12% + vat = £64350. What were RTCC doing letting that S1 go for less than £40000 last week? Sold for £50k, the £56250 included buyers premium. Have put an auction link up on another thread. TBM, thank you for pointing this out In addition the vendor will pay 7.5% plus VAT of the hammer price and an entry fee of £250. Crudely the vendor should expect to receive deductions of about 25% from published result that in this case would represent the sum of about £42K being returned to the vendor.
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Wow that's lower than I expected for a good condition S2. Vendor got a bad deal, buyer got a bad deal!
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The take away here though should be how much the buyer parted with (including buyer premium) for a car without warranty, and perhaps only viewed online.
Last edited by Volvos60s60; 14/11/22 12:49 PM.
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