Selling my car

[ladymuck]

Obvious gag, for which I humbly apologise, but what about the car...?

I wouldn't describe myself as mechanically sound. Those creaking knees aren't getting any better

[Mordac]

The bodywork needs some attention but it's mechanically sound.

Obvious gag, for which I humbly apologise, but what about the car...?

[vetran]

Did you hit a wall?

her car still runs!

[d000hg]

PH has always seemed a good community to me. Joining the specialist forum might be a good idea anyway to ask any questions about likely sale value?

[ladymuck]

The 350z forum needs you to essentially be an active member before placing an advert selling a car but it's going to be handy to help me figure out what mine is worth. Pistonheads looks like it might be a good place to start.

Thanks chaps!

[ladymuck]

There should be plenty of FB groups for cars like this who sell and buy bits and cars. Sold a few cars through these groups. Join a few and put it out there to see what happens.

I don't do FB. Gave that up about 5 or 6 years ago!

[AtW]

The bodywork needs some attention but it's mechanically sound.

Did you hit a wall?

[northernladuk]

There should be plenty of FB groups for cars like this who sell and buy bits and cars. Sold a few cars through these groups. Join a few and put it out there to see what happens.

[WTFH]

Pistonheads.

...or is there a Nissan350Z forum?

(quick google... https://www.350z-uk.com )

[Paddy]

Classic car auctions
try https://www.bca.co.uk/locations/blackbushe/

[Lance]

I've decided that the time has come to let my beloved 350z go. Knowing that it's a bit of a "speciality" car amongst some circles, I'm not sure how best to go about making sure I get a good price for it.

I don't fancy putting it on Autotrader and having a bunch of time wasters just wanting to take it for a blast up the A4. So what are the best options?

It's a 2004 stock vehicle, only two owners, about 79k miles. Full service history, all bills and MOTs retained since I've owned it. The bodywork needs some attention but it's mechanically sound.

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Or we buy any car (yeah they'll try and get the price down but they cough up quick)

[ladymuck]

I've decided that the time has come to let my beloved 350z go. Knowing that it's a bit of a "speciality" car amongst some circles, I'm not sure how best to go about making sure I get a good price for it.

I don't fancy putting it on Autotrader and having a bunch of time wasters just wanting to take it for a blast up the A4. So what are the best options?

It's a 2004 stock vehicle, only two owners, about 79k miles. Full service history, all bills and MOTs retained since I've owned it. The bodywork needs some attention but it's mechanically sound.