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Advice on E23 prices

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Topic: Advice on E23 prices

Posted By: 1600Eman
Subject: Advice on E23 prices
Date Posted: 23-June-2005 at 19:16

Any ideas on the value of a 1983 E23 735i, its got 39k and 2 owners, Silver and in excellent condition? not sure whether 3 or 4 speed.

Thanks in advance.

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Posted By: stephenperry
Date Posted: 23-June-2005 at 19:28

According to Practical Classics magazine

�2200 for condition 1

�1100 for condition 2

�450 for condition 3

this model gets 5/5 stars for spare part availability

condition 1: cars are in excellent condition in all respects. they're not concourse, but are superbly maintained and free from major faults.

condition 2: cars are capable of regular use. THey have a current MOT certificate but will need work and/or original parts to make them Condition 1

condition 3: cars usually need a complete rebuild, but they might still be driveable

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1983 Ford Sierra XR4i

Posted By: M3AG
Date Posted: 24-June-2005 at 03:14

But they are not real world prices for the old 7 I'm afraid!
Post a note up on the 7 section, and also have a trawl through the posts about low mileage 7's. (ignore the rants of some that just like to diss the old e23)
They rarely go above a grand, even good ones (there was a 40 mile only e23 that struggled to get �2200!)
I think at 83, it'll be a 3 speed auto though.
Any idea on the spec of the car?

AG

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Posted By: 1600Eman
Date Posted: 24-June-2005 at 09:47

Afraid not, will make enquires.

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