A beautiful example, and at only BP35k she's a barga... well maybe not. :bounce:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-rover-s ... SwdXdanxY8
'53 S1-80" in the UK
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bsa_m21
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StuartL
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Re: '53 S1-80" in the UK
Yes, they are getting expensive but that's an especially nice one.
For that kind of money I am following the Bonhams Goodwood Members sale next weekend...
Estimate
£ 30,000 - 40,000
CA$ 53,000 - 71,000
[urlhttps://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24874/lot/90/? ... =10&page=9][/url]
For that kind of money I am following the Bonhams Goodwood Members sale next weekend...
Estimate
£ 30,000 - 40,000
CA$ 53,000 - 71,000
[urlhttps://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24874/lot/90/? ... =10&page=9][/url]
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mepham55
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Re: '53 S1-80" in the UK
That’s seems like a cheap estimate for a tickford!? Maybe I’ll bid ;)
Matt
Matt
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StuartL
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Re: '53 S1-80" in the UK
Matt, I really think you should, you have a growing family to justify it :lol:
Its a great investment much more fun than a RRSP or TFSA!!!!
Its a great investment much more fun than a RRSP or TFSA!!!!
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BlkP38
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Re: '53 S1-80" in the UK
I really enjoyed driving my 1950 around the country lanes and to shows in Blighty. A bit sorry I let it go as it was original.
I did have a drive of a Tickford, and that was the worst thing I have ever driven (even worse than my old Gogomobile!). Pulling too much weight, and rolling like a drunk even before you got to a corner.
Series cars are wonderful old friends, but Tickfords are now only show, and no go.
Then again, as an investment, better than money in the bank for as long as the classic car movement survives(?)
I did have a drive of a Tickford, and that was the worst thing I have ever driven (even worse than my old Gogomobile!). Pulling too much weight, and rolling like a drunk even before you got to a corner.
Series cars are wonderful old friends, but Tickfords are now only show, and no go.
Then again, as an investment, better than money in the bank for as long as the classic car movement survives(?)
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StuartL
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Re: '53 S1-80" in the UK
The Tickford sold for $75,263 CDN.... anyone in the Club???
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mepham55
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Re: '53 S1-80" in the UK
So close. Looks like I was outbid @ $75,000 :DStuartL wrote:The Tickford sold for $75,263 CDN.... anyone in the Club???
Matt