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14-03-11, 18:50
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two carriers for sale UK
No connection to the seller. some may recall not so long ago of a few carriers for sale in Canada i think the Mk1 must have been bought and brought back.... none the less there are a pair of carriers for sale in the UK 30k for the pair 1x Mk1 and 1x Mk2
here is the link (Milweb) http://www.milweb.net/webverts/56599/ Quote:
     
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14-03-11, 18:55
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A little steep don't you think? That equates to over $60,000 Canadian dollars for a couple hulks.....
I need to go hunting the bush here in Northern Ontario, better than  prospecting for gold....
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14-03-11, 19:02
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that mk2 carrier
Richard that Mk2 was auctioned off up in scotland a few years back for next to nothing, sold to a dealer, check out the thread 'Grampian military show' on this site. Mike Stamway selling these for a profit?.
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14-03-11, 23:20
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the rivets look like they have all popped on the Mk2 the Mk1 looks like it could be a good project but not worth 15k in its current condition. i thought the Mk1 was the one from Canada that had been on ebay etc etc it has the same square home made brackety thing on the front towing eye.
if he is selling them for a profit and has people to pay the money i think i may retire and spend all my time and money on importing carriers etc etc...
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15-03-11, 07:57
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I'till never happen....
Surely no sane person.....Oh never mind
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15-03-11, 17:41
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Ah well who knows they may sell for that price tag...if they do....the value of our restored machines will go up too
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16-03-11, 11:18
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pictures added. I deffo think that Mk1 is the carrier that sold on ebay the chap had two and this one was buried half way up to its wheels.....plus it does not look rotten enough to be a british loacted carrier
i am often wrong though
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16-03-11, 11:33
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Crazy money, they are only worth around £30k when in mint restored condition, so from the get go you have only got £15k to play with, if you are doing the work yourself then that is LOTS of money but if a company is restoring it for you, you would be in the red rather quickly I'd imagine. If it is RR services selling them then that asking price is par for the course
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16-03-11, 12:00
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suppose value is in the eye of the beholder... things that would bother me about the price especially for that mk2.... the lower 3" of all the armour is more than likely rotted so will need chopped out and replaced...then re rivetted...replace the front armour, remove the mods... and find all the missing internals... lots to do there !
the Mk1 IMHO is a good one to get as the hull is in good shape and predominantly complete... but in my humble opinion is not worth more than 9k in its present state... and the wheels stacked up in front of it are all de laminated from the cast so i am guessing wont last 5 mins on a run. you would spend i reckon at least 20k getting them completed (if done yourself) and as you say Alastair if it was done by a pro the project would rapidly become unviable through expense alone. what i feel sorry for is some person may pay that asking price then come here...read our comments on value and feel pretty ripped off. nowt worse than buying a new toy to have folks say you been had
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