I had a look at the pictures on CC. It’s very hard to get a good idea of condition without actually seeing it. It’s had a respray and that can be spectacular or terrible.
There’s the usual surface corrosion under the bonnet and engine cover, so seen some UK winters. The seat repair stands out and it’s running big wheels (Volks GTU’s) which, as we know numbs the steering and handing somewhat.
I guess it depends what you want. A low mileage garage queen with a strong history is going to be worth a lot more. But not everyone wants this or wants to pay for it. Many want a usable car they can drive and or improve over time. This one looks like a light project provided there aren’t any issues.
No mention of the AC, stereo, speakers, when was the cambelt done? Etc…
Online auctions aren’t always the best gauge of value. I’ve seen some cars sell privately and through dealers for quite a lot this year, but also seen some ‘on the face of it’ bargains through the auctions.
Good luck to the new owner.
Cheers.
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