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Just come across the 2021 Practical Classic price guide

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d31c18a98e9ae0001ecd934/t/5fb4f08311f8333f7cd338a2/1605693576498/IPAD+Price+Guide+January+2021.pdf

 

It doesn't appear to bear any resemblance to prices I see online

 

What do you think the going rate is for a Cortina these days?

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Theirs never has.

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They need to look at the sold listings on eBay and classic car auctions as there prices are off at this time 

 

maybe that’s what they think there worth after the COVID price correction 

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They've always listed 2000E as more desirable/expensive than pre-facelift GT/GXL,  so how many other makes/models are wrong.

 

Bought a copy of classic car buyer today for SA article , headline rare BMW to Sierra V8 Yeah because a BMW is obviously gunna be rarer than one of only 100 fords made!

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Off topic slightly but there is a couple of Lotus Cartons on the bay at the moment for less than £45K

That money would get you a ring a ding mint mk2 Escort in RS flavour.

 

But I know which car I would rather have. 

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I don't know what prices are these days, but it seems  I see a lot of ads on Facebook, click the link & see the ebay listing has ended, so can only presume they have sold in the region of the price advertised, escorts capris especially, but mk5 cortinas only a few years ago where fairly cheap, now fetching really good money.

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To be quite honest I'm not interested in the value I'm in to cars.

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2 hours ago, sheffieldcortinacentre said:

To be quite honest I'm not interested in the value I'm in to cars.

 

I know what you mean, much better for a car to be in the hands of an enthusiast rather than an investor.

I look at cars I' interested in and they are a similar value to the cost of my first house, it's difficult to justify spending that amount of money.

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