Seller being a bit optimistic
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I think the seller is being a bit optimistic with his pricing in the following ad.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TVR-S3C-91-H-tax-and-test-BR...
Just my opinion but he would be very lucky to achieve even his starting price with a 125000 mile car. Come on S owners lets help the seller out here and tell him what he should be selling it for.
For £8000 plus i would want a half decent v8s. What do you think?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TVR-S3C-91-H-tax-and-test-BR...
Just my opinion but he would be very lucky to achieve even his starting price with a 125000 mile car. Come on S owners lets help the seller out here and tell him what he should be selling it for.
For £8000 plus i would want a half decent v8s. What do you think?
"bit optimistic"? "Absolutely barking" is how I'd have titled this , even if immaculate then he would only be looking at the starting price rounded down in thousands. 4-5 years ago maybe his price would have been closer to the mark but not with the current petrol price and economic situation.
But then again perhaps his wife has told him to sell it and he has priced accordingly, we can only hope
But then again perhaps his wife has told him to sell it and he has priced accordingly, we can only hope

I think he's spot on at £8250, what with the article in C & SC today and the movement away from the more extreme modern TVR's.
My S3C is the same spec with the Chim style bonnet and has a far superior roof lining. As a bonus its done just 34K miles , so if we apply a mileage adjustment of £100 per 1,000 miles could I suggest offers on £17,350...
My S3C is the same spec with the Chim style bonnet and has a far superior roof lining. As a bonus its done just 34K miles , so if we apply a mileage adjustment of £100 per 1,000 miles could I suggest offers on £17,350...
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