Kent high performance UK any contacts there?

I think I might know someone.

 

forget it.

 

Yep, Arthur is there! Why don't you ask him, or his son Phil?

 

Want his number?

 

Another gunna thread

 

I have the same train of thought when it comes to making offers on my next investment property on the Gold Coast.

Havent had any luck yet. But have only made 3 offers in the last 8 months or so.

I looked at one mid December last year when I was on the GC for a few days. Was listed at $895K. I didnt make an offer on it, but my starting offer would have been $750K and then *maybe* go to $775K tops.

Early Jan this year, price dropped to $849K. Late Jan price dropped to $819K, then it disappeared off the website.

Saw recently it sold for $760K. So I was right on the money in the price range I thought it was worth.

The others I have made offers on have come down as much as $50K and $75K, but not enough to tempt me.

A few being listed now are nearly right on the money. *May* look into those ones.

 

Mate, seriously, 365BB's are hot at the moment, especially in the UK and you ain't gunna snag a bargain. Besides, landed here they are a $250k + proposition, so better off looking locally

You're a broker, doesn't count

 

another fkn gunna, you two should get a room

 

+1

It will always be a buyers market on the GC, too many units

 

for an ordinary car, 100GBP for a top car

 

The Batmobile?

 

Wake up to yourself vlaka!

Actually, GREAT capital return!

Ive seen the facts and figures. Over the last 20 yrs, there was money to be made there. And there still is IMO.

When things pick back up, every man and his dog will want in there again and Pappy will cash in.

Yeah, lucky I ain buying a unit.

There is a 3 yr over supply of units there. I *was* going to buy one a few years ago, glad I didnt.

I will eventually pick one up to retire in for Nicole and I. Something near the beach, will have plenty of choice available over the next 50 yrs.

 

sounds like it is riddled with rust

"The under floor was totally renewed and replaced from 18 gauge sheet alloy and under sealed. "

http://www.historics.co.uk/buying/online-catalogue/1974-ferrari-365gt4-bb.aspx

 

Buy this instead and you get the best of both worlds(sort of)

Daytona replica on an Jag XJS

http://www.historics.co.uk/buying/online-catalogue/1972-ferrari-daytona-spyder.aspx

 

That is sooooooo Robert!

 

No this is http://www.historics.co.uk/buying/online-catalogue/batmobile.aspx

 

repost - see #18.

You internet guys are just not on the ball.