Whats the current market value on a CSL ?

[73CSL]

Thinking of having a shift around of my cars which means 2 of them might go in order to buy another Porsche

So . no1 ... if anyone wants a Series 2A landrover , let me know :thumbs:

no2 .... The other car that I *might* sell is the CSL, but I genuinely have lost track of real prices

My car is SG , approx 68K miles, FBMW SH , still full warranty. LOverly condition and owned by at least 3 CSL reg members. Previous owners have had various bits & pieces under warranty incl diff , complete new cylinder head ( gareth did this when the VANOS failed for the previous owner ) . Boot floor done. It has had paint like most CSL's

Down side, quite a few owners, 10 previous , but they all appear to have been in the early years when it was bought as a trophy car etc

So what do you reckon for selling price these days ?

Still not sure I will sell , just frustrates me paying over £100 / month warranty when I'm only doing 3 - 4000K miles a year ... but I also do love my Porsches :whistle:

[Yanto_csl]

£40k

[cslsuperfan]

CSL Values

£40K is easily achievable

Number of owners not an issue to me personally

Overall condition is the priority.

[Matt21]

Mine is similar but with AP brakes and SS exhaust and 65k. Valued at £42k

[Matt21]

Any info on the landy?!

[nw99]

38 to 40 I would guess .
What Porsche are you thinking to get next ?

[73CSL]

not quite sure what Porsche to get, currently have a 1973 2.4S and a 1993 964 C2 . Could be tempted with a soft top as a bit of a contrast.

Also have the Landy , a new 520d & a VW T5 so in reality too many cars . Landy will go as it only really does 500 miles / year running the kids around the countryside, although it si cost neutral really.

Matt, the Landrover is a 1967 S2A complete with O/D and freewheeling hubs. Previous owner used it as a daily ( he was a mechanic at teh haynes museum ) . Its a nice car, rechassied onto a normal steel chassis non galv. Not a matching numbers museum piece, but a good tidy fun car :thumbs:

[MisterCorn]

If £40k is accurate it represents a large increase over the last 6 months. I paid £30k for my 70k miles car from Bartlett's in February with full AP brake setup and good history. It is a fast rising market. If anybody wants to buy get in now. I certainly don't regret it.
The LR might be more difficult to sell. A friend of mine sold his recently in very tidy condition for about £10k.

MC

[Jon8710]

I would put it In at 40k

What are you looking to get for the Landy?

My mate is after one

[73CSL]

Re the Landy , I havnt been keeping an eye on prices so dont really know what the market is either but I was thinking around £4K ?? I didn'y pay far off that a couple of years ago .

I was going to show it to a dealer next week then bang it up on ebay if the dealer didnt' offer enough

[MisterCorn]

I might be tempted at £4k. Who said you can't have too many cars?

MC

[Matt21]

Haven't you just bought that E36 M3?!

[MisterCorn]

Haven't you just bought that E36 M3?!

Yes I have. But I am also selling two cars at the moment.

MC

[billyboysm3]

Sellers market, especially as most of us have owned the cars 4+ years and no everything about them. Two sold the other week straight away.

Id say £40k

[LeinsCSL]

I see NW's 6k one has been sold by Munich Legends. Surely £50k is now the starting point for anything with a CSL badge, given the speed that the £40k cars have sold at?