Nova gsi in dvla auctions

[kbnova]

i think i'd pefer to trust an auctioneers website to some jack the lad in 'enfield' trying to scam with a duplicated set of photos

thinking the same.

this could make big money , bet it comes to ireland

[Graeme]

It's easy to say that but bet most people have run a nova around the block without it completely legal and obviously someone would get a tug of some local bobby

[Pulsar_stu]

my thoughts on the subject

someone who manages to get their car impounded, either by not taxing it or not insuring it is hardly going to be looking after it in other ways.

Who's to say it was taken under those reasons? It could be someone's estate that has been seized because of fraud, money launder or profit from any other ill gotten gains!
The car looks straigh as a die to me!
1 owner from new and still has mot suggests its been looked after to me!
The broken steering crook lock suggests it was taken from place of parking or storage.
You need to be registered to bid, and from my understanding you have to pay a registering fee, so the usual d*ck on eBay won't be bidding
Looks to me like someone is going to be getting a nice early gsi.
Proberbly see it advertised by a company for £5k+ in a couple of months time!

[bazzap8389]

I might have a we punt on this.

[mowgli]

just remember to check auctioneers premiums, storage fees, delivery fees, vat etc before clicking that mouse..

[Pulsar_stu]

Says 20% buyers fees on site

[bazzap8389]

So you have to pay 20% extra ontop of what the winning bid is?

[Pulsar_stu]

So you have to pay 20% extra ontop of what the winning bid is?

Yes
That's the auctions commission rate

[Paul16v]

Its been on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-N...-/251274238184

[kbnova]

20% commissions plus vat at 20% on top of the final price