I'm soo glad this is out of my price range
I'm soo glad this is out of my price range
In reply to DrBoost :
Awww come on- make me an offer. I want ultracycle’s truck.
I just helped a buddy source a minty 95 Disco with one owner 84K, 5 speed, everything works, perfect body, and a 7/10 interior. Runs incredible, well maintained CA car. it was $2300 and this was 12 hours after being sold at auction (NPR donation) for $1100. not bagging on your ad, just throwing a data point out there. tires were shot.
In reply to SeanPizzle :
Disco values rarely track with Range Rover values new or used.
RRCs have been selling as high as near 40k. Not kidding. They are a collectable commodity. Discos never will be. I believe this is actually priced low. Grover, you should fix the headliner and put it on BAT. I bet you get near 10k.
dculberson said:In reply to SeanPizzle :
Disco values rarely track with Range Rover values new or used.
Around here you can hardly give away Discos.
In reply to markwemple :
yeah, the original plan was to sell this to fund a tow pig to start a business bringing old trucks down from the south to here in northern cuba- but I think that I've overlooked the mission in front of me. Good call on fixing it up and selling it on bat- I think I could probably put in about $1000 and have it perfect.
SeanPizzle said:I just helped a buddy source a minty 95 Disco with one owner 84K, 5 speed, everything works, perfect body, and a 7/10 interior. Runs incredible, well maintained CA car. it was $2300 and this was 12 hours after being sold at auction (NPR donation) for $1100. not bagging on your ad, just throwing a data point out there. tires were shot.
It's curious, but the disco's are quite a bit behind in collectability at the moment- but I see them about to explode personally. I've thought about tucking a rare one away like your friend bought- those manuals are fairly hard to come by- well bought. imho.
Sold the truck locally this morning for 6,700. Deleted my first post thinking it would delete the thread.
Good for you. I hope it found a good home.
New owner got a bargain!
Grover, who was your favorite parts source?
Thank god you sold it so I don't have to look at it and relive my Range Rover days.
In reply to markwemple :
Atlantic British or the local pull and pay. I included a pretty big storage bin of parts that I got from the p&p.
In reply to mazdeuce - Seth :
True. They tend to monopolize your time.
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