Mk1 Driver valuation
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Newbie
I am considering selling my Mk1 Driver. I inherited it when my Dad passed last year and thought I would keep for a while but it's been a year and I haven't had the time I would like to take it out much and it's just taking up space. This is not meant as an advert, but I really have very little idea as to how much it would be worth and still undecided as to whether I should sell it.
The car is a 1983 model with around 80k miles. 12 months MOT. Been kept in original condition.
Thanks in advance
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Old Timer
The Mk1's are rising in value recently, and un-modified ones are getting harder to find, pushing their value up even more…. they appeal to serious enthusiasts.
12 months ago I would have Said around £2K, but I think £3k plus now for one like this.
If you want a quick and easy sale without the associated time wasters, and achieve the best price, I would advise that you enter it into a classic car auction, you could see the price go crazy as it's condition and originality will be desirable to serious collectors.
That's my opinion ,
Good luck, and best wishes!
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Newbie
Thanks
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Local Hero
If they are all as good as the exterior pic appears, with a little TLC like refinishing the wheels I could see it making @£3000+
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