A different what's it worth

macafee2 · 29th June 2019, 20:37

From time to time the question what's it worth comes up related to our cars or parts for our cars. Whilst I guess it is true, it is worth what anyone will pay for it, there is perhaps some history to look at for the part to give some sort of idea but what if you have the only one?

Lets say you collect Trains. Hornby advertise a train but after they make some the license is pulled and they cannot be sold. All but 1 train is destroyed, years later that 1 and only train goes on the market. How do you decide on a starting price?

Do you just put a silly price on it and see what happens?

macafee2

29th June 2019, 20:37	#1
macafee2 This is my second home Rover 75 Saloon & Tourer Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Lincoln Posts: 14,929 Thanks: 1,630 Thanked 3,032 Times in 2,181 Posts	A different what's it worth From time to time the question what's it worth comes up related to our cars or parts for our cars. Whilst I guess it is true, it is worth what anyone will pay for it, there is perhaps some history to look at for the part to give some sort of idea but what if you have the only one? Lets say you collect Trains. Hornby advertise a train but after they make some the license is pulled and they cannot be sold. All but 1 train is destroyed, years later that 1 and only train goes on the market. How do you decide on a starting price? Do you just put a silly price on it and see what happens? macafee2