new member/ for sale

[byroncobra]

apart from having to refit the tail pipes and possibly take off the supercharger, it wasn't going to be a huge deal.

Ohhh boy

[macloft]

Interesting thread.
I also have thought long and hard about selling my Harrison. I have it stored and can't drive it.
Joe says he thinks his car is worth approx $60k. Joe's Harrison looks pretty good and is registered. However the Australian market appears to be saturated with many cobras for sale, most being in the $50k to $70k range.
Jo I would think $68k and be ready to negotiate.
I wonder if some of the guys on the forum are concerned their cars value to a buyer may be lower than they think its worth (normally the case).
I wonder what an Qld engineered, unregistered, unpainted Harrison would sell for.
Good luck with the process Jo. Its a nice looking car and must be a struggle to part with.
Bruce

[Tenrocca]

Originally Posted by macloft

However the Australian market appears to be saturated with many cobras for sale, most being in the $50k to $70k range.

I had a quick look cant see any cars less than 70k that are as desirable as Joes. In terms of desirability (for me at least) I would knock out all the autos, all the crown chassis G Force, all the drb's (I know - they go fast and can look very good, but I cant get past the body shape), anything that's not silver, cement colour, blue, red, or white - that would take out well over half those available before Ive even looked at one.

Cheers

[HSVREDSLED]

Certainly looks like something I would be interested in if I didnt sink a couple of large into a new business recently.

But I would be a tad wary of the NSW re regoing process once a car has been regoed in another state...

My inquiries have revealed that is not that simple..but if it is....good news for us all!