Morning all,
I inherited what was my Grandad's car, a 1989 190E. It was only used a little on Guernsey and then very rarely used towards the end of his life (it's only done 50k). The engine is in great shape. There's some minor rust on the bodywork and interior is in OK condition. My sister had it for a few years in England where it has done about 25-30k of those miles.
I've had it for about a year or 2, and my intention was to over time make improvements and minor repairs (with help) as and when I had time / could afford. COVID changed a lot and we're now expecting our first child so I'm going to have to sell. Unfortunately I am not a car enthusiast & my car knowledge isn't great - I was looking forward to learning with this project but now have to let that go.
The car is currently on Guernsey (where I live), and I fear there's just not going to be the demand here. I'm seeking advise of whether to just sell it as is, or to invest into improvements, or to get it to the UK?
Happy to answer any questions,
Thanks in advance,
Regards
Rob
I inherited what was my Grandad's car, a 1989 190E. It was only used a little on Guernsey and then very rarely used towards the end of his life (it's only done 50k). The engine is in great shape. There's some minor rust on the bodywork and interior is in OK condition. My sister had it for a few years in England where it has done about 25-30k of those miles.
I've had it for about a year or 2, and my intention was to over time make improvements and minor repairs (with help) as and when I had time / could afford. COVID changed a lot and we're now expecting our first child so I'm going to have to sell. Unfortunately I am not a car enthusiast & my car knowledge isn't great - I was looking forward to learning with this project but now have to let that go.
The car is currently on Guernsey (where I live), and I fear there's just not going to be the demand here. I'm seeking advise of whether to just sell it as is, or to invest into improvements, or to get it to the UK?
Happy to answer any questions,
Thanks in advance,
Regards
Rob