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JasonW:
Hi,

looking through Autotrader I can't seem to get a grip on the asking price for my RRC so I'd appreciate any advice.

Its a 1989 Vogue Efi in silver automatic 4.0 litre GEMS typ with electric sunroof/windows, CD changer and normal buttons and whistles currently with 155,000 on the clock and 12 months MOT, six months tax. Also fitted with 55 litre LPG tank.

However, it was involved in a crash (I think) in 1990 and is registered as Cat C and whilst there is a minimal amount of rust the paintwork is blemished in places.

Now, that's the bad part.

The engine, gearbox, differentials and propshafts were all replaced at 132,000 miles. Since then its had a new steering box, full stainless steel exhaust, K&N air filter, two front innner wings replaced, all with plenty of receipts!

Additionally, its had 1" lift kit fitted including Famous Four springs with gas shocks and polybushes on all but the A fram. Scorpion racing front and rear heavy duty recover bumpers, front steering guard and side steps.

2 x auxiliary horns, new battery, 2 x klaxon horns, 4 x 55w driving lamps (extremely bright!) plus some Cooper off road tyres.

Trouble is, I haven't a clue what to ask as the selling price as I can't find anything similar to use as a guide.

Any ideas? Also, best place to sell as Autotrader may be too mainstream?

Thanks in advance.

BK:
If its a cat c,mileage is average to lowish probs about £600.00ish

BK:
youll probs get more breaking it

JasonW:
Sorry, its not Cat C. It just says VCAR, inspected on such and such date 1990 as 'damaged on condition alert' whatever that means?

BK:
If its on v-car or cat c it will lower its resale price dramatically :'( even though theres probably nowt wrong with it

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