I was offered $7,000 for my 75 B last summer and turned it down. It is
far from "Excellent" or for that matter "fine" but I've got well over
$7,000 into it. It's different for each and every one of us. My passion
with these cars is the drive. I've got about 4,000 miles on by two MGBs
since 1/1/98. I'm running a little late now, got to log another 100
miles on the 77 today.
Safety Fast,
David Deutsch
You wrote:
>>From the February 1998 Old Cars Price Guide:
>#1 - $9,600 - EXCELLENT: Not driven 95-plus point show car
>#2 - $6,700 - FINE: Almost #1 but driven 800 to 1000 miles a year
>#3 - $3,850 - VERY GOOD: Completely operational but showing wear.
>
>BTW, According to the same source, the most collectible 'B' is the
1963
>or 1964 model years:
>#1 - $12,500
>#2 - $8,800
>#3 - $5,000
>
>The least collectible is the RB years with the '80 slightly favored.
>Most of the 'nice' cars we own are #3 cars. . .
>
>If anyone scarfs this car from my lead, I'd like to know about it.
>--
>Bob Allen, Kansas City, '69CGT, '75TR6 (both #4s)
>"Our bombs are smarter than the average high school student. At least
>they can find Iraq." -- A. Whitney Brown
>
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