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Model Technical and Interest => Fulvia => Topic started by: LanciAlan on 06 July, 2011, 11:42:29 PM



Title: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: LanciAlan on 06 July, 2011, 11:42:29 PM
As I am unable to get to it myself at the moment, would any member in the Oxfordshire area be in a position to view a Zagato for sale in Wallingford that I am interested in buying?

Thanks

Alan





Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: zagatoboy on 07 July, 2011, 07:01:20 AM
Hi Alan,
i'm not too far from Wallingford and may be able help, also got a Zagato and used to work on them for a living so would be able to give you a honest description.
Seen the car advertised and look's like a huge jos unless you're thinking of a donor car?
Tony.


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: LanciAlan on 07 July, 2011, 09:38:43 AM
Thanks Tony.

PM sent


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: JohnMillham on 07 July, 2011, 10:21:27 AM
Just up the road for me. Let me know if you need my help.
 Regards, John


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: LanciAlan on 07 July, 2011, 12:28:44 PM
Thanks John

PM Sent


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: HF_Dave on 10 July, 2011, 10:43:53 AM
It dosen't look to bad in the pictures, somebody had great hopes of restoring it at some stage, got started and never finished. It dosen't say if there is a lot of sparse with it ?  Best of luck with it.  :)


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: LanciAlan on 11 July, 2011, 11:55:13 AM
Thanks to Tony and John for advising on this specimen which sold for €2200 last night. I was there at the end of the auction and contributed recklessly to the final outcome with some frantic (literally) last minute bidding, followed by the overwhelming relief of being outbid. Phew! Did anyone here buy it?


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: HF_Dave on 11 July, 2011, 09:04:15 PM
Another lucky escape ! Its Normally a few glasses of wine towards the end of bidding that cause the problems.£1800, £1900, £2000, £2100, £2200, Ah! what the hell, lets go £2300 I know I've Been there ! :D


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: peteracs on 12 July, 2011, 09:16:28 AM
Hi

Not sure if any of you use this system (or may not approve even!), but if I have an Ebay item I want to bid on then I setup an auto bidder for the item, load it with the amount I am happy with and leave it to get on with the job. This saves all the last minute should I, shouldn't I and getting carried away with it. It also has the benefit of only bidding at the last minute (literally the last few seconds) which can help on the price....

The one I have used for many years is www.bidnapper.com, not expensive and has saved me a fair amount of money in my view over that time. You have to pay a nominal amount for each year, but, for me, it saves me many times that amount so no complaints about it.

Peter


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: LanciAlan on 12 July, 2011, 12:53:52 PM
Someone else drew my attention to auctionsniper.com who charge 1%

Essential for serious bidders but takes some of the buzz out of the blood sport that can be an eBay auction ending if you ask me.

I wonder how it handles competing bidders/snipers at the limit of their common indicated max bid?


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: fay66 on 12 July, 2011, 12:58:16 PM
Someone else drew my attention to auctionsniper.com who charge 1%

Essential for serious bidders but takes some of the buzz out of the blood sport that can be an eBay auction ending if you ask me.

I wonder how it handles competing bidders/snipers at the limit of their common indicated max bid?

i've used Auction Sniper for years, can be very handy when no one else knows there's another bidder, at least that way you don't get the bid pushed up & up as you do when 2 or more people are bidding openly.
 I try to use it sensibly and only use it for items I really need.
Brian
8227 8)


Title: Re: LOOK @ Zagato in Oxfordshire
Post by: JohnMillham on 12 July, 2011, 03:46:32 PM
Someone else drew my attention to auctionsniper.com who charge 1%

Essential for serious bidders but takes some of the buzz out of the blood sport that can be an eBay auction ending if you ask me.

I wonder how it handles competing bidders/snipers at the limit of their common indicated max bid?
No problem. First come, first served. It's happened to me a few times, but fair enough. Auctionsniper.com has saved me a lot of money, apart from time. Regards, John