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crash
6th January 2009, 05:04 PM
Does any one have a ruff idea what wrecked DiscoI and II's are going for at the wreck auctions? I know it is dependent on wether it is a statutory or repairable write off and condition, but a ruff price range would be helpful.
Thanks
VladTepes
6th January 2009, 05:38 PM
It would, wouldn't it.
Especially a 300Tdi auto (i want the gearbox and ancillaries but only if the price is right!)
Fusion
6th January 2009, 05:50 PM
Same . I'd like a R380 gearbox at a good price too ;):p.
Bigbjorn
6th January 2009, 06:15 PM
Depends on the panel damage. This is where wreckers make their money, used body bits for insurance repairs.
Bundalene
6th January 2009, 06:28 PM
Does any one have a ruff idea what wrecked DiscoI and II's are going for at the wreck auctions? I know it is dependent on wether it is a statutory or repairable write off and condition, but a ruff price range would be helpful.
Thanks
Hi, depends on mainly kms and condition. A repairable write off Series2 went for $10,000 this morning at Pickles in Melb. Some are not worth bidding on while the good ones bring good money
A 120,000km D1 V8 will still bring in excess of $2,000, with good diesels even higher. Some high kms D1's bring well under $1,000.
VladTepes
6th January 2009, 07:11 PM
Is the auto on a high kms D1 likely to be any good.
Spagga
6th January 2009, 07:23 PM
How long is a piece of string?
You got a 50/50 chance........it's either not too bad...........or it's shagged.
Hymie
6th January 2009, 07:45 PM
How long is a piece of string?
"Twice as long as Half its Length", is my standard reply....
disco_mitch
6th January 2009, 09:20 PM
"Twice as long as Half its Length", is my standard reply....
i thought it was the total length from one end to the other
Scouse
7th January 2009, 01:46 PM
Does any one have a ruff idea what wrecked DiscoI and II's are going for at the wreck auctions? I know it is dependent on wether it is a statutory or repairable write off and condition, but a ruff price range would be helpful.
Thanks98 Tdi auto went for $2700 yesterday (bad repairable write off). I went to $1500, would have gone to $2000 maybe :(.
Also, at the same auction, an undamaged P38 went for $2500 :o.
mcrover
7th January 2009, 01:55 PM
98 Tdi auto went for $2700 yesterday (bad repairable write off). I went to $1500, would have gone to $2000 maybe :(.
Also, at the same auction, an undamaged P38 went for $2500 :o.
Geez, speaks volumes for peoples confidence in P38s lol :wasntme:
sclarke
7th January 2009, 08:19 PM
In the past i have paid $500 for a burnt wreck and $2500 for a rolled, polled V8 with low KM.....
It depends on who wants it on the day and where it is located.....
Bundalene
9th January 2009, 09:06 AM
98 Tdi auto went for $2700 yesterday (bad repairable write off). I went to $1500, would have gone to $2000 maybe :(.
Also, at the same auction, an undamaged P38 went for $2500 :o.
Things are not always as they seem. That P38 was passed in a week ago for $6,000 and I see it has been listed again for next week.
Erich.
Scouse
9th January 2009, 09:47 AM
Things are not always as they seem. That P38 was passed in a week ago for $6,000 and I see it has been listed again for next week.
Erich.It wasn't referred as some cars on the day were & the winning bidder came up & paid his deposit to the guy in front of the auctioneer. However, I must have been mistaken because you are right about it being re-listed:
ManheimFowles - Vehicle Details - Salvage (http://www.manheimfowles.com.au/find_buy/power_search/?unit_key=88801_AU202511320-88801;detail_tab=vinfo;fulltext=land%20rover;inclu de_salvage=;salvage_only=1;state_all=1;model_all=1 ;rm=view_detail)
Anyway, who in their right mind would buy a P38 :) .
Some of the winning bidders were funny though. One guy won & just walked off without giving his bid card number. The auctioneer didn't know what to do :p.
Another written off car (Holden Suburban) was being auctioned & they made a song & dance about it having a 6.5 turbo diesel donk. It started going for big dollars & was referred to in the end (about $6k IIRC). When the photos flashed up during bidding, the motor had been removed from the car anyway. I guess it may have been supplied separately but it was funny to see an empty engine bay after the talking up of the engine itself.
p38arover
9th January 2009, 10:00 AM
Also, at the same auction, an undamaged P38 went for $2500 :o.
I'd pay $2500 for a spare!
crash
13th January 2009, 05:30 PM
I was lucky enough to get the day off and get to Melbourne today to have a look at the wreck auction.
A 98 TDI which was a repairable write off - was a stolen recovered and did not look too bad at all went for $2000, and a 04 MY 2003 TD5 which again was a repairable write off - roof was smashed in at the front with windscreen gone went for $8300.
As a side note a KTM 250 - do not know what year but probably no more than 5years old and looked like a goer without any work went for $5600.
87County
13th January 2009, 06:02 PM
looks like well under $1000 will secure these
Vehicle Detail - Pickles Auctions Australia (http://www.pickles.com.au/damaged/vehicle/?item_id=502068681)
ariddell
14th January 2009, 10:28 AM
There's an 01 v8 on ebay at the moment with front end damage - they're asking $3500 for it on a buy-it-now.
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