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1990 Caterham original 1800 miles


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yes original 1,800 miles. absolutely showroom new condition. never tracked or abused. No modifications- all factory caterham components. maintained to the highest level. This is a Dedion, 1700 supersprint/5 speed with long cockpit. All fluids just changed,Complete tune-up,new battery. Car is ready for enjoyment.

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Does the vehicle have registration?

Where is it registered?

Does it have any leans?

What is the serial # ?

Record of build?

 

Is it part of an estate?

Is it stolen?

Is it part of a seizure?

 

I sure would not bid on it without more details.

 

If its too good to be true .......

you know the old saying

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yes original 1,800 miles. absolutely showroom new condition. never tracked or abused. No modifications- all factory caterham components. maintained to the highest level. This is a Dedion, 1700 supersprint/5 speed with long cockpit. All fluids just changed,Complete tune-up,new battery. Car is ready for enjoyment.

 

I suspect "best offer" means just that.

 

 

 

Looks like "best offer" was edited out of the first post and replaced with a reserve. :rofl:

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It is gorgeous. It is just pristine. Immaculate. Like a brand new car yet to be sullied on a drive. It really is a work of art. So great....but what do you do with it? Its value in this Fleabay auction comes from either leaving it as a museum piece or starting to use it as intended. However, the moment you use it a delayed depreciation kicks in. What a difficult decision to make?

 

Putting aside that, I do admire this car - truly remarkable time capsule.

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what do you mean by "delayed depreciation"? If it can be bought right now for $26K, are you saying once driven, it's only worth $20K or less?

please explain.

 

Pretty much, these cars are not investments, but toys to be used at will. As soon as you get a stone chip, oil drip, leaf in the interior, add mileage to it,etc and so forth, your "investment" just dropped by 20% just like any other car you buy off the showroom floor. Unless of course you were smart enough to buy a new Ford GT when they first came out.

 

Bill S.

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As always with Ebay auctions, might I suggest that before you bid, you check to the bidder history of the highest bidders to look for "irregularities".

 

 

Just a friendly service announcement from the guy who bought the very first car ever listed on ebay (documented by Ebay I might add :D )........

 

 

Bill S.

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