Realistic reg valuations ??
27 June 2011, 05:03 PM
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Realistic reg valuations ??
Guys just wonder what sort off price I should ask if I were to sell the plate on my car ?? appreciatte there are no hard and fast rules and a plate is only worth as much as someone will pay you, have thought about getting a valuation from Regtransfers etc but again normally they just come back with an unrealistic figure ??!!
looked on the Regtransfers website at similar M7 *** plates but again in my eyes they are again unrealisticly priced 4 -11k !!
plate is : M7 LAF
looked on the Regtransfers website at similar M7 *** plates but again in my eyes they are again unrealisticly priced 4 -11k !!
plate is : M7 LAF
27 June 2011, 05:32 PM
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£11795- m7aow !!!
£8500 - m7rok
£3745 - m7cah
http://www.regtransfers.co.uk/index.asp
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27 June 2011, 07:51 PM
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Get a quote from one of the on-line companies and then half it. You'll probably still have to wait a long time. I've had B2 RDA for sale on those sites for over a year and nothing.....
Dont understand why any of those M7 plates above are worth more than £500?
Is the 7 meant to read like a Y?
Dont understand why any of those M7 plates above are worth more than £500?
Is the 7 meant to read like a Y?
27 June 2011, 08:24 PM
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Yep as I say mate totally baffles me how these reg companies make any money they ask stupid amount for registrations that can be had elsewhere for a fraction off there price.
remember buying a JHZ**** plate via ebay for just a tenner, yep seller was putting them on at just £10 + you obviously had the £80 transfer fee but still only just £90 which is not bad for hiding the rear off the car and that fact that JH is my initials as well !!
possibly just keep the plate as I say just wondered what they normal go for .
thanks again
remember buying a JHZ**** plate via ebay for just a tenner, yep seller was putting them on at just £10 + you obviously had the £80 transfer fee but still only just £90 which is not bad for hiding the rear off the car and that fact that JH is my initials as well !!
possibly just keep the plate as I say just wondered what they normal go for .
thanks again
27 June 2011, 08:55 PM
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It's one of my pet hates when people try to cobble together a load of random letters & numbers into a 'personal' plate.If you can't afford the real thing it just looks cheap & tacky.
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27 June 2011, 08:59 PM
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IMO:
£500 minimum
£1K tops
So I'd say £750 would sound fair, but being honest anything goes; its all down to if someone wants it or not.
I'm currently trying to sell three non-age related plates and the offers from the likes of Elite were just ridiculous.
£500 minimum
£1K tops
So I'd say £750 would sound fair, but being honest anything goes; its all down to if someone wants it or not.
I'm currently trying to sell three non-age related plates and the offers from the likes of Elite were just ridiculous.
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