Might be a bit confused about the engine swap details..
https://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/us...10.htm?rsqid=4ca41fe495784b04a9752b37fe80439e
https://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/us...10.htm?rsqid=4ca41fe495784b04a9752b37fe80439e
72 3.0 CS in NZ NZD$100k
- Thread starter afishe
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Looks nice.
But 100k NZ for an automatic without the original engine in situ seems a bit steep.
If it were in Australia I'd be expecting to see it sitting at around 70-80k but that's just me.
What do other Aussie/NZ members think?
But 100k NZ for an automatic without the original engine in situ seems a bit steep.
If it were in Australia I'd be expecting to see it sitting at around 70-80k but that's just me.
What do other Aussie/NZ members think?
This car is listed with THE most expensive classic dealer in Aus (who also now have a branch in NZ). So based on this, imho it actually looks a bit on the cheap side for a “Dutton” car.
Their last e9, from few months back, was a CSI for a price of NZ$190k (now sold) which was very toppy.
Their last e9, from few months back, was a CSI for a price of NZ$190k (now sold) which was very toppy.
Belgiumbarry
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again a nice example of how "Fjord" can look so much darker in pics then in reality. I had i with mine ….
Looks more like Baikal
whats that make mine worth