Current Ebay prices
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rorym
, Jun 12 2011 11:43 PM
13 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 12 June 2011 - 11:43 PM
I am selling my Van Diemen F2000 open wheeler on my105 and looking for a track car with some tasteful mods/enhancements.
Now I know I am new to this but the cars on Ebay at the moment look cheap to me.
94 mod,73klms, minimum mods $6800. Heavy modded black car $8000.
Stock black car sitting at $3000..probably will go higher..which doesnt help sellers on here I know but as a cash buyer I need to look at what you get for your dollar..
The $15000 track car in collectors cars on Ebay..while nice is not going to get those $$ I am told.
These things dont seem to be holding value at the moment..(good for me, with cash in the bank)...
Any motivated sellers out there,I am happy to talk to....but the $7500 car on Carsales in Melb with a lunched motor doesnt rate at the moment..
R
Now I know I am new to this but the cars on Ebay at the moment look cheap to me.
94 mod,73klms, minimum mods $6800. Heavy modded black car $8000.
Stock black car sitting at $3000..probably will go higher..which doesnt help sellers on here I know but as a cash buyer I need to look at what you get for your dollar..
The $15000 track car in collectors cars on Ebay..while nice is not going to get those $$ I am told.
These things dont seem to be holding value at the moment..(good for me, with cash in the bank)...
Any motivated sellers out there,I am happy to talk to....but the $7500 car on Carsales in Melb with a lunched motor doesnt rate at the moment..
R
#2
Posted 13 June 2011 - 01:33 AM
ebay is useless for current market value indication
carsales shows the going rate is currently around 7-10k (for road cars at least)
dedicated track examples have always been rare, and more likely to be found on places like my105
ie. http://www.my105.com...ls.aspx?id=3337
obviously depends on what level of racing you plan on, and how much you want to do yourself,
but i think the 3 generalised options would be:
- a basic example and spend 10k getting it trackworthy
- something with good bits and maybe only need to spend 5k
- a prebuilt one for 15k and go racing the next day
carsales shows the going rate is currently around 7-10k (for road cars at least)
dedicated track examples have always been rare, and more likely to be found on places like my105
ie. http://www.my105.com...ls.aspx?id=3337
obviously depends on what level of racing you plan on, and how much you want to do yourself,
but i think the 3 generalised options would be:
- a basic example and spend 10k getting it trackworthy
- something with good bits and maybe only need to spend 5k
- a prebuilt one for 15k and go racing the next day
#8
Posted 16 June 2011 - 10:21 PM
[you should be able to see the pics now]
in you're first post you said "the cars on ebay at the moment look cheap" and then gave examples of $6.8k and $8k (both were road cars),
i just said the current market value for road cars was $7-10k (suggesting that the prices you mentioned were not really cheap)
carsales is pretty much the national standard these days and gives a fair indication of the market,
obviously the listing values are just asking prices, and i don't think anyone actually buys a car (new or used) for the asking price.
bargains usually come from haggling rather dirt cheap announcements...
here - ahh ok, but in the last 6 months i can't see any road cars for under $7k without problems?
(and the vast majority of the sound ones were asking under 11k)
in you're first post you said "the cars on ebay at the moment look cheap" and then gave examples of $6.8k and $8k (both were road cars),
i just said the current market value for road cars was $7-10k (suggesting that the prices you mentioned were not really cheap)
carsales is pretty much the national standard these days and gives a fair indication of the market,
obviously the listing values are just asking prices, and i don't think anyone actually buys a car (new or used) for the asking price.
bargains usually come from haggling rather dirt cheap announcements...
here - ahh ok, but in the last 6 months i can't see any road cars for under $7k without problems?
(and the vast majority of the sound ones were asking under 11k)
#10
Posted 17 June 2011 - 01:55 PM
I dont go on Carsales...there are better bargains around..Ebay, my105.com etc..Carsales is not the way to buy a car..and if you use that as your yard stick...you are way off the mark and missing the bargains..
R
Rory, thats crap.
Sometimes a so called 'bargain' like on ebay (where people like to sell 'sight unseen'/ interstate etc) require the same money to get them up to a roadworthy level than purchasing a avergage priced car on carsales.
Majority of the carsales cars have RWC/ currently registered, with these cars a RWC can be 'fun' to achieve, hence the $ increase, if you want a track car, you could pick up a bargain with no reg and RWC.
#13
Posted 02 July 2011 - 03:10 PM
hi rory, who stated/informed you i wouldnt get the 15k starting price for my track car, curious to see what makes them such an expert on race car pricing??? you stated the following: The $15000 track car in collectors cars on Ebay..while nice is not going to get those $$ I am told.
#14
Posted 02 July 2011 - 04:20 PM
YEAH Darren..that was at the local Hungry Jacks hang out with the turbo kids in their S13/14/15 and WRXs....I was asking about cars and prices..check the date of the post...we have since spoken then and I have learnt a lot more about them and your car specifically. Though having done more research I think that statement is reasonably accurate for a road car, irrespective of how modified it is..infact that probably distracts from the price of a road car now considering their age.
R
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