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Blackbushe Car Auctions
« on: 12 July 2013, 13:31:56 »

A long time since I went to the auctions and have come away very uninspired. was looking for a replacement for the Omega but something a bit different - it appears everyone else is as well - what a surprise.

03 Range Rover high spec with 120,000 miles went for £7k and the 10 plate Land Rovers were getting £17k to £18k. For every BMW that shows up there is a flurry of activity with younger traders buzzing around like ants.

So Omega stays but I fear some expense as it has hardly cost me a penny since last year - just a battery (cured power sounder problem) and drop links so maybe the old girl is due a bit of TLC this time.
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Re: Blackbushe Car Auctions
« Reply #1 on: 12 July 2013, 16:22:44 »

Not tempted by a jeep then? ::) ;)


There really isn't anything else worth concidering is there. :(

Any vxr8's ? :) no? Oh well.
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Re: Blackbushe Car Auctions
« Reply #2 on: 12 July 2013, 16:23:45 »

A long time since I went to the auctions and have come away very uninspired. was looking for a replacement for the Omega but something a bit different - it appears everyone else is as well - what a surprise.

03 Range Rover high spec with 120,000 miles went for £7k and the 10 plate Land Rovers were getting £17k to £18k. For every BMW that shows up there is a flurry of activity with younger traders buzzing around like ants.

So Omega stays but I fear some expense as it has hardly cost me a penny since last year - just a battery (cured power sounder problem) and drop links so maybe the old girl is due a bit of TLC this time.


Insanity. :(
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Re: Blackbushe Car Auctions
« Reply #3 on: 12 July 2013, 18:15:03 »

A 60 reg Range Rover with 110,000 miles went for £17k.
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« Reply #4 on: 12 July 2013, 18:22:28 »

I went there last year--mate wanted a car---too expensive IMO  :y :y
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« Reply #5 on: 12 July 2013, 18:42:32 »

As a retail customer you will get fleeced by the auction companies in buyers fees!  :o

I've paid less in fees to buy a house than a car at the auctions!!  >:(  I kid you not!!  ::)
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Re: Blackbushe Car Auctions
« Reply #6 on: 12 July 2013, 18:49:44 »

Josh is the man for Auctions


But you do really need to know what you want first if serious about buying. Although its a very good idea to go along first to sus the place out. The usual faces tend to turn up if an omega is on the list.
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