anybody know what a 1991 neon green cab is worth ?
i heard that there were only ever 50 made / registered in the uk?
a guy i know is wanting to get rid, i'm going to go take a look at it tomorrow, from what it sounds its been left in a garage for the past 5 years or so...
i think it may be a genuine turd & if its worth saving i may be tempted..
any thoughts ideas ?
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They're 4-pot cabs in a Marmite colour; one of those cases where "rare" doesn't immediately mean "valuable".
By all means, buy it if the seller's giving it away, but it's not really worth any more than a normal cab.
By all means, buy it if the seller's giving it away, but it's not really worth any more than a normal cab.
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Neon green is indeed a very rare colour,you are correct in saying that only 50 RHD examples were built.
This alone,however,is not a good enough reason to buy.
Buy only on condition,a rusty neon green cabbie is just that!
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Neon is another term for rusty eh mate lolmagpie wrote:whenever you see "classic" in an e30 for sale headline you can bet it has a matching price.i've seen many a well overpriced rot box [classic] one had structural mud flaps