immaculate 360 GLT for sale on car&classic

mr dbini · Sep 18th, 2010, 15:59

nothing to do with me, but i saw this red 360 GLT with 26,000 on the clock and thought i should share....

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C125934/

VND · Sep 18th, 2010, 23:09

divide by two thirds to reveal actual value.

Lovely car though.

mchudd · Sep 19th, 2010, 16:28

Hi all.
Lovely car but £3000,holey s**t.
Cheers Mark.

Chris_C · Sep 19th, 2010, 18:55

I'd love to see that car up close,it looks immaculate but surely a GLT of that age should have the vinyl strips on the bootlid? I reckon she's had a respray.

SteveP · Sep 19th, 2010, 23:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris_C

I'd love to see that car up close,it looks immaculate but surely a GLT of that age should have the vinyl strips on the bootlid? I reckon she's had a respray.

I'd usually agree but Foggy's breaker Y reg didn't have boot stripes either...

Alanovich · Sep 20th, 2010, 10:09

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Originally Posted by VND

divide by two thirds to reveal actual value.

Lovely car though.

So you would say about a grand is right for this one?

I would be interested in it if the asking price were south of 2k, and negotiable.

Might wait and see.

Hell Driver · Sep 20th, 2010, 14:21

I paid £1200 for a mint 83 GLS last year with 18,000 miles on the clock. I thought it was a fair price for any car in such origional condition and low miles. But I wasn't prepared to pay any more as I didn't intend to have such a car ungaraged or used on a daily basis and to tie up anymore money in a car used so little wasn't an option.

Lets face it, there isn't enough demand for theses cars, even in A1 condition to justify approaching Triumph stag money. You have to remember that most of the people with an interest in these cars have seen it for sale for months already and we've not bought it yet! However, whatever someone is prepared to pay for a car is it's value (to them anyway). What you've got to consider is trying to get your money back IF you don't want to keep the car forever.

If the GLT is as good as it sounds then personally I would not want to pay much more than I did for the GLS, (It is bit quicker and it is red!!) I'd say around £1300 if I was looking for one.

The car in question for sale was sold a few months ago on ebay for considerably less that it's current asking price.

If I hadn't already bought the GLS at that time I would have bid on it myself or been interested in it now, but not at or near £3000 I have every respect for the fact that the person selling it is running a business, but they have to remember that to us 300 fans, looking like you've spent a fortune on a car is really our thing!!

Hope this helps!

Alanovich · Sep 20th, 2010, 15:20

Thanks, Hell Driver.

Your buy sounds like exactly the king of thing I'm waiting for. I'd prefer a GLS to a GLT.

Everything you say makes sense, and yes, I'd want to tie up no more than £1500 quid in a hobby car.

There was an ideal one on eBay (non-auction though) which I think must have got sold this weekend (drat). It was up for £1450 so I guess he was being more realistic than the bloke with this red one. Perhaps he'll realise he's taken a bath on it soon and list it for more realistic price to get shot.

Citizen.Agfa · Sep 20th, 2010, 16:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alanovich

Thanks, Hell Driver.

Your buy sounds like exactly the king of thing I'm waiting for. I'd prefer a GLS to a GLT.

Everything you say makes sense, and yes, I'd want to tie up no more than £1500 quid in a hobby car.

There was an ideal one on eBay (non-auction though) which I think must have got sold this weekend (drat). It was up for £1450 so I guess he was being more realistic than the bloke with this red one. Perhaps he'll realise he's taken a bath on it soon and list it for more realistic price to get shot.

D'you mean this one?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Volvo-360-/270...item3effc45ebb

Why not give him a call, he's a dealer after all.

Hth, C.A.

PS Just spotted the owner's contact number: TED ON 01287-650882

Good luck, C.A.

Alanovich · Sep 20th, 2010, 19:36

Yes, that's the one! I'll drop him a line. Thanks.

I'd deleted it from my watch list and couldn't find it again!

Sep 18th, 2010, 15:59	#1
mr dbini Junior Member Last Online: May 4th, 2022 08:04 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: cardiff	immaculate 360 GLT for sale on car&classic nothing to do with me, but i saw this red 360 GLT with 26,000 on the clock and thought i should share.... http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C125934/ Last edited by mr dbini; Sep 18th, 2010 at 16:00. Reason: typo in title!

Sep 18th, 2010, 23:09	#2
VND Now with added T4 Last Online: Jan 4th, 2020 20:25 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Newcastle Upon Toon	divide by two thirds to reveal actual value. Lovely car though. __________________

Sep 19th, 2010, 16:28	#3
mchudd Senior Member Last Online: Jul 22nd, 2021 14:56 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: BELFAST	360 Hi all. Lovely car but £3000,holey s**t. Cheers Mark.

Sep 19th, 2010, 18:55	#4
Chris_C Gopher Last Online: Oct 12th, 2023 15:31 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Southampton or Isle of Wight View Photos By: Chris_C	I'd love to see that car up close,it looks immaculate but surely a GLT of that age should have the vinyl strips on the bootlid? I reckon she's had a respray. __________________ 2003 S60 D5 SE 1989 340GL - Fake - Gallery Project Thread - Spare parts car turned motorsport plaything. 8 more valves, 277 more cc's Previously, a lot of various 300s

Sep 20th, 2010, 14:21	#7
Hell Driver Junior Member Last Online: Apr 18th, 2024 14:42 Join Date: May 2009 Location: Doncaster	I paid £1200 for a mint 83 GLS last year with 18,000 miles on the clock. I thought it was a fair price for any car in such origional condition and low miles. But I wasn't prepared to pay any more as I didn't intend to have such a car ungaraged or used on a daily basis and to tie up anymore money in a car used so little wasn't an option. Lets face it, there isn't enough demand for theses cars, even in A1 condition to justify approaching Triumph stag money. You have to remember that most of the people with an interest in these cars have seen it for sale for months already and we've not bought it yet! However, whatever someone is prepared to pay for a car is it's value (to them anyway). What you've got to consider is trying to get your money back IF you don't want to keep the car forever. If the GLT is as good as it sounds then personally I would not want to pay much more than I did for the GLS, (It is bit quicker and it is red!!) I'd say around £1300 if I was looking for one. The car in question for sale was sold a few months ago on ebay for considerably less that it's current asking price. If I hadn't already bought the GLS at that time I would have bid on it myself or been interested in it now, but not at or near £3000 I have every respect for the fact that the person selling it is running a business, but they have to remember that to us 300 fans, looking like you've spent a fortune on a car is really our thing!! Hope this helps!

Sep 20th, 2010, 15:20	#8
Alanovich New Member Last Online: Sep 16th, 2015 15:41 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Reading	Thanks, Hell Driver. Your buy sounds like exactly the king of thing I'm waiting for. I'd prefer a GLS to a GLT. Everything you say makes sense, and yes, I'd want to tie up no more than £1500 quid in a hobby car. There was an ideal one on eBay (non-auction though) which I think must have got sold this weekend (drat). It was up for £1450 so I guess he was being more realistic than the bloke with this red one. Perhaps he'll realise he's taken a bath on it soon and list it for more realistic price to get shot.

Sep 20th, 2010, 19:36	#10
Alanovich New Member Last Online: Sep 16th, 2015 15:41 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Reading	Yes, that's the one! I'll drop him a line. Thanks. I'd deleted it from my watch list and couldn't find it again!

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