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sell my vl turbo? whats it worth please?

Started by studio54 · 1 Nov 2012 · 6 replies

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studio54Archived member
hi there, I have a vl turbo sl. Im thinking of selling it but not quite sure. It was a Campbeltown NSW highway car in 1988. No power steering but has air. Blue interior, white duco with grey bumper bars. late 1987 model. It has done a legitimate 122,000 kms with history to prove the kms, and a lot of documentation. any ideas of value appreciated. thanks!
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KatsaArchived member
8-10k in my honest opinion If it was yellow 15-18k
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TurismoArchived member
post a pic please? I love these things! Another nice pic on CT cant hurt Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Duke57TTArchived member
I sold mine with 130ish K's on it for $6K If you want, email the details and I can give you a more accurate idea. [email removed]
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studio54Archived member
why is a yellow one worth more?
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5spdvlArchived member
Because they have cop chips
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KatsaArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by studio54 [View Post] why is a yellow one worth more? nature of the beast mate, comes down to demand. they are a far more desired vehicle hence the higher price As far as performance etc there is no difference As far as luxury they are a pig, no power steer no air con but like we said every one wants one
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