whats she worth

[dillontobin]

got offered a 77 bay window
half restored 4 new cab doors
1.6 engine
good interior
new repair panels

how much do ye think i should pay for it

 

[beetlebug]

whats the asking price?

 

[Lazy Dog]

Which half has been restored.........?

 

[Brian Raftery]

A four door bay ?

 

[beetlebug]

twin cab.........?

 

[dillontobin]

no just a camper he has 2 sets of new doors for it
and new repair panels
he done the chassis it and put new back panels in it and a decklid
im buying it but how much should i pay

 

[Coxy]

If you're buying it then you've agreed a price so what difference does it make what we say?

 

[Lazy Dog]

I have some string........... some of it is short and some of it is long.....................

 

[Coxy]

I have some string........... some of it is short and some of it is long.....................

:lol: .............

 

[Brian Raftery]

From €500 to €8,000

 

[knk]

Its worth whatever you are happy to pay for it!

Without detailed photos you will only receive the type of responses as above. A written description like you provided doesn't tell alot.

 

[Greatballsoffire57]

Which half has been restored.........?

I'd say it must be something similar to this Beetle.

 

[trev]

That van is worth €3527.64 precisely.

 

[Mikey]

That van is worth €3527.64 precisely.

Don't forget the rust tax at 36 perecent!

 

[trev]

well if the van is half restored then it will only be liable for rust tax at 36% on half of the value of the van, i.e. €1763.82 soooo...

€3527.64 (precise value of van)
+ € 634.97 (36% of €1763.82)
€4162.61 (adjusted value of van)

 

[Coxy]

:lol: Brilliant!!!!!!

 

[Tim]

well if the van is half restored then it will only be liable for rust tax at 36% on half of the value of the van, i.e. €1763.82 soooo...

€3527.64 (precise value of van)
+ € 634.97 (36% of €1763.82)
€4162.61 (adjusted value of van)

Its possible to offset the rate of Rust tax payable, by converting the existing rust
into a non taxable material by using a suitable rust Converter.

Tim

http://www.theruststore.com/Rust-Converter-Gallon-P40C10.aspx

http://www.theruststore.com/Rust-Converter-Gallon-P40C10.aspx

Labor saving process converts rust into a protective layer that can then be painted over
Rust Converter can be applied to just about any rusted iron or steel surface. It converts rust into a protective black layer that seals out moisture and protects against future corrosion.
Applications for Rust Converter include: vehicles, trailers, fences, iron railings, sheet metal, outside of tanks, lawn equipment, and more.
Rust converter is applied like a primer to rusted surfaces. Instead of the longer process of removing the rust on larger surfaces, rust converter is applied over existing rust after simply removing the loose rust. This labor-saving process greatly reduces the time involved on many projects. Applying the rust converter is done with either a brush or a roller. A second coat of Rust Converter will provide a greater level of protection. An optional top coat of oil-based paint is all that is needed to provide outdoor protection to your new surface.

 

[Lappie]

Its possible to offset the rate of Rust tax payable, by converting the existing rust
into a non taxable material by using a suitable rust Converter.

Tim

]
Bet the Revenue have already closed that loophole!

 

[Mikey]

Its possible to offset the rate of Rust tax payable, by converting the existing rust
into a non taxable material by using a suitable rust Converter.

Tim

http://www.theruststore.com/Rust-Converter-Gallon-P40C10.aspx

Don't know about that, but I wouldn't put filler over it.

The filler tax is 63percent, cheaper to buy metal by the metre so.

 

[Tim]

Its possible to offset the rate of Rust tax payable, by converting the existing rust
into a non taxable material by using a suitable rust Converter.

Tim

]
Bet the Revenue have already closed that loophole!

Any changes to the existing law, wont be implemented until this years budget,
so its not closed off yet.

tim