For £35,000

Big Joe:

shuttlespanker:
personally, i think the volvo is overpriced at that much :open_mouth:

At that mileage I think I’d price it at £20k ONO and take the first bite :neutral_face:

More like 12k at the moment as it’s only a 4x2. There was an 08 iveco 450 6x2 on ebay last week that only made £5100, don’t even think an iveco would cost the 30 k difference in breakdowns :laughing:

35k would buy you all the extra tat you get on a Topliner you don’t need… :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Deffo the ‘not a truck’ if it was my 35K…might as well set fire to the money as buy a truck… :grimacing: :grimacing:

Clunk:
Paint job on that Scania is rubbish. For that reason, I choose the Volvo.

It has been tarted. It is a lot of money for a restoration and for me the fun would be in doing it myself in period livery, I would rather put 2.5k into that little D series below the ebay advert and spend some weekends with her.

maurice:
I’ve just bought a 1994 Scania 143 as a toy. It’s something which will increase in value in the next 10-15 years but more importantly gives me and my son quality time together working on it which is a lot more interesting than fishing or football. I’ll no doubt get slated by the ‘I hate trucks’ brigade but feel free to post what you do on days off, I can guarantee a lot will think you’re sad and pathetic as well.

Nice i bet you have alot of fun with that. Whats it like to insurance and just general running costs? Any pictures?

mrken:

rward:
well id love it and if i had the lottery up it would be on its way to wales

+1 :smiley: :smiley:

They should have restored the original cab that cabs a lot later than a 71
Interior later,headlamps should be in the bumper air tanks and battery are different
But that’s me being picky I would still like it

i reckon its a rigid thats been cut down,they had different airtanks i think,and a shame its a later cab-i reckon the earlier interiors are much better(especially the steering wheel-have you seen how much they go for now!!!)
prefer the headlights in the grille though,so i think i could live with it lol

Saaamon:

maurice:
I’ve just bought a 1994 Scania 143 as a toy. It’s something which will increase in value in the next 10-15 years but more importantly gives me and my son quality time together working on it which is a lot more interesting than fishing or football. I’ll no doubt get slated by the ‘I hate trucks’ brigade but feel free to post what you do on days off, I can guarantee a lot will think you’re sad and pathetic as well.

Nice i bet you have alot of fun with that. Whats it like to insurance and just general running costs? Any pictures?

+1

N14ERF:

Big Joe:
At that mileage I think I’d price it at £20k ONO and take the first bite :neutral_face:

More like 12k at the moment as it’s only a 4x2.

SOLD to Mr Erf :grimacing: …will you be paying cash sir or conducting a bank transfer :stuck_out_tongue:

shuttlespanker:
personally, i think the volvo is overpriced at that much :open_mouth:

case rested M’lud

ebay.co.uk/itm/2007-57-VOLVO … 1040392064

shuttlespanker:

shuttlespanker:
personally, i think the volvo is overpriced at that much :open_mouth:

case rested M’lud

ebay.co.uk/itm/2007-57-VOLVO … 1040392064

That’s just dropped about 5k in the last few weeks

stevieboy308:

shuttlespanker:

shuttlespanker:
personally, i think the volvo is overpriced at that much :open_mouth:

case rested M’lud

ebay.co.uk/itm/2007-57-VOLVO … 1040392064

That’s just dropped about 5k in the last few weeks

even so, it is still cheaper than the 4x2 in the OP