I've got an S reg 110 CSW that I need to sell and I'm looking for somewhere to get rid of it without the hassle of selling it privately. I had hoped to sell it back to the dealer I bought it from (Landrovers UK) but they aren't looking to buy stock at the moment. Obviously the official LR dealers aren't interested in a vehicle this old, but does anyone know of a dealer that might buy something like this? Thanks.
Where to sell a Defender?
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blackstrat
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Hmm.. :scratching_chin:
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Webuyanycar.com will give you £12.50 for it and charge you a £75 administration fee.
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If only there was some way round the minimum post rule in the 'for sale' section:lol::lol:
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If you dont have 50 posts, spammers usually stick a thread up in Anything Goes, I've seen a number of very positive replies to those threads
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Should be ok on a dry day. Just park it on a slope beforehand to let the condensation run out.Unless it's raining
ound:He should put it on ebay. Look at the fixed price selling options. Selling to a dealer will mean a lower price as they want to sell it for a profit above what they paid. Be honest in the listing and put in the good point and all the bad points. Lots of photo's and take then from good angles, inside and out, and not when it's dark. the buying will read the listing several times and all of it. So put loads of detail in it which gives them a clear picture. Most are happy to buy something which needs a bit or work done. Just look at the other biscuit tins on ere.
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