Hi,
There are two invaders on ebay for sale if anyone is looking for one, MK2 in good condition and an estate that needs attention.
Regards.
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Re: X2 Invaders on EBAY
and another estate now been listed,
as my uncle frank always said" it never rains in the tap room"
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Re: X2 Invaders on EBAY
I see the Estate has reached £2000, which is very good for a restoration job
http://cgi.ebay.com/1971-Gilbern-Invader-Estate-/120603202882?pt=Automobiles_UK
You may have to rethink your budget Craig..
Grahame
http://cgi.ebay.com/1971-Gilbern-Invader-Estate-/120603202882?pt=Automobiles_UK
You may have to rethink your budget Craig..
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mm i still have some cars at my disposal , something seems odd to me when some gilberns have gone recently for £300 and withdrawn, a genie for £500 not sold and a genie for £800 ish, very odd dont you think?
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I hate to say it, but I suspect many 'withdrawn' sales on ebay are simply completed outside of the system to avoid the final valuation fee.
Therefore it is not necessarily a good price guide.
MW
Therefore it is not necessarily a good price guide.
MW
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Re: X2 Invaders on EBAY
I think you are right about the withdrawn lots..
The Estate thats on at the moment looks to be a good car, complete with some original features and has been dry stored.
From what can be seen in the pictures it looks like it would be a fairly straight forward resto, and I think it's completeness and dry storage is what is driving up the price.
DVLA show that it was last on the road in 1998
Grahame
The Estate thats on at the moment looks to be a good car, complete with some original features and has been dry stored.
From what can be seen in the pictures it looks like it would be a fairly straight forward resto, and I think it's completeness and dry storage is what is driving up the price.
DVLA show that it was last on the road in 1998
Grahame
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