Damaged Repairable - Aston Martin Vanquish
Be just like James Bond for the price of a second hand beemer!
Its not very often you get to see an Aston Martin Vanquish, and even rarer to see one available as salvage!
Quality Salvage currently have a 2002, 5.9 Tiptronic Vanquish for sale. The front end damage does look fairly substantial an there is some damage to the cylinder head, but for the price, and considering the rarity of the car this could be a once in a lifetime opportunity.
For sale at a pricey £29,995, it does seem a little expensive, especially once considering the parts required to fix. But if you could get it at a reasonable price you could be a real life James Bond!
Before even thinking about purchasing we would strongly suggest you check out suitable repairers, and start looking for suitable places to source parts for the repair. With these car's being as rare as hens teeth, parts will be hard to come by. (Just checked on e-bay, which usually gives a good indication of parts availability, and there was nothing!)
A non damaged repaired example seems to be worth around £40k, considering the prestige and re-sale I would suggest a repaired car (as a vague guide) would be worth around £30-35k. So if you are thinking about this car, also do your sums first!
Other than that, could be an excellent opportunity for someone.
Car available at www.qualitysalvage.net
Its not very often you get to see an Aston Martin Vanquish, and even rarer to see one available as salvage!
Quality Salvage currently have a 2002, 5.9 Tiptronic Vanquish for sale. The front end damage does look fairly substantial an there is some damage to the cylinder head, but for the price, and considering the rarity of the car this could be a once in a lifetime opportunity.
For sale at a pricey £29,995, it does seem a little expensive, especially once considering the parts required to fix. But if you could get it at a reasonable price you could be a real life James Bond!
Before even thinking about purchasing we would strongly suggest you check out suitable repairers, and start looking for suitable places to source parts for the repair. With these car's being as rare as hens teeth, parts will be hard to come by. (Just checked on e-bay, which usually gives a good indication of parts availability, and there was nothing!)A non damaged repaired example seems to be worth around £40k, considering the prestige and re-sale I would suggest a repaired car (as a vague guide) would be worth around £30-35k. So if you are thinking about this car, also do your sums first!
Other than that, could be an excellent opportunity for someone.
Car available at www.qualitysalvage.net
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