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Oh that is awesome, I had no idea there was already a bot running here. I figured you guys might be ahead of the curve on that stuff. Is it something that pulls into a public database/thread, or is it an internal tool? I'll check out the discussion. And I really appreciate the numbers on the Duratec SV. That $40k mark aligns with the data I was pulling, but the spreadsheet definitely doesn’t capture the 'registration docs' headache. I have read enough stories about SB100/titling to know that a clean title is probably worth its weight in gold compared to a cheaper track-only car. Thanks for the help!

Hi everyone, I’ve been lurking here for a while as I’ve been researching getting into a Seven (specifically keeping an eye out for an SV chassis since I’m on the taller side). I've been monitoring the Seven category on Bring a Trailer but it's always a mixed bag. Sometimes it’s a pristine Caterham 420R, sometimes it’s a project Locost that needs a total resort. Trying to keep track of the actual sold prices to figure out a realistic budget was getting tedious, especially with how often they pop up randomly. I’ve been reading up on automation lately and decided to see if I could combine that with my car search. I found a platform called Apify that hosts a bunch of different web scrapers, and I managed to find one running specifically for BaT. It was actually pretty interesting. Instead of manually refreshing pages, I just set it to scrape the "Lotus Seven" and "Caterham" search results. It gave me a clean export of: winning bids, comments, and locations (trying not to rack up shipping costs). Here's the link if anyone wants to check it out: https://apify.com/parseforge/bringatrailer-auctions-scraper I’m still pretty new to the whole scraping/automation world, so I’m just testing the waters, but I've found it sooo interesting. Has anyone else here used tools like this to track values or find parts? Any tips on how to refine this or other tools you've used would be appreciated! Thanks!!