my dear english friends! is this real?

[Kebab gud]

YEs.. i want to know.. how much can i trust this site and does anyone here have info on this?

http://www.usedcarmart.co.uk/toyota_2000_gt-o39474-en.html

You see, from what i heard the last Toyota 2000Gt in England was sold to Japan in 1998, ohh and its WAY! too cheap! so is it real.. if it is i might just buy it

 

[nist7]

YEs.. i want to know.. how much can i trust this site and does anyone here have info on this?

http://www.usedcarmart.co.uk/toyota_2000_gt-o39474-en.html

You see, from what i heard the last Toyota 2000Gt in England was sold to Japan in 1998, ohh and its WAY! too cheap! so is it real.. if it is i might just buy it

Actually, I was very skeptical at first. But after reading an article in Sports Car Market Magazine, a ratty example could be worth somewhere around 20,000 pounds. Whereas a clean example could fetch 50,000 pounds and more. From the decription, it looks like this car has been neglected for many years. So this could be a good investment opportunity IF you can find the parts and labor skill needed to restore it back. Both of which would be rare to find.

http://www.sportscarmarket.com/profiles/2001/February/Etceterini/

On the other hand, there are a few ratty 2000GTs racing in Europe in vintage events, and those cars are hardly worth $50,000?although, with massive doses of contemporary technology, they have proven to be quite competitive.

The 2000GT will always be an orphan car, with a limited following. If all the cars owned by the two dealers were to come on the market at the same time, we would likely see a price implosion. However, so long as the supply is strictly limited, prices for good cars should stay in the $100,000-$150,000 range.