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Good day

 

I am planning a trip to the uk within the next 2 months. The plan is to purchase a few supras. I will need to store them as they will be for investment. Obviously I do not want to spend a fortune in storage. Can anyone point me in the right direction ? Someone who is easy on the wallet but also reliable.

 

Many thanks.

 

Zaheer

 

 

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Good day

 

I am planning a trip to the uk within the next 2 months. The plan is to purchase a few supras. I will need to store them as they will be for investment. Obviously I do not want to spend a fortune in storage. Can anyone point me in the right direction ? Someone who is easy on the wallet but also reliable.

 

Many thanks.

 

Zaheer

 

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I don't know anywhere but if you buying them to store them then you need a storage facility that is heated. Last thing you want to do is store them in a cold damp place and invite rust !! It's not going to be cheap though.

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Depending on what sort of Supras you're considering, you may well end up paying more for storage and insurance than they would gain in value.

 

Good point, first place is over £1400 a year and the the second is nearly £1700 !!

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Are you getting the top secret one?

You could leave it with me.. :sly:

Lol It was an option but couldn't settle on a price. I am looking at an aero for sale on here and another white aero on eBay but depends if the sellers will play ball. I'd like to buy both ideally.

 

 

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Lol It was an option but couldn't settle on a price. I am looking at an aero for sale on here and another white aero on eBay but depends if the sellers will play ball. I'd like to buy both ideally.

 

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How much did you offer for the TopSecret one?

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I used to store cars in our massive 0.4 acre footprint barn for £100 a month on the basis of individual car and self insured against loss and damage. Got rid of the last stored car two years ago that was here for 17 years. Lots of cats running the barn (a couple of good ratters amongst them to) so there has never been a rodent issue with the cars which is always a possible problem with barn storage. with my own classic car collection, what wont fit in the garage gets parked in the barn.

 

So there will be your 'proper' car storage at around £200 a month (which may include insurance?) or your barn storage for considerably less.

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The car cost me 25K, the car has had a full bare metal respray and is Mint, the £23K might have been tempting if I was desperate but I am willing to wait, its a marmite car so the right buyer will be harder to find

JM value the car at £30K

 

I didn't say it was undervalue for the car I said it was not that bad of a low ball offer. Having your car advertised for £23k and getting offers of £15k is what I call ridiculous offers

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I used to store cars in our massive 0.4 acre footprint barn for £100 a month on the basis of individual car and self insured against loss and damage. Got rid of the last stored car two years ago that was here for 17 years. Lots of cats running the barn (a couple of good ratters amongst them to) so there has never been a rodent issue with the cars which is always a possible problem with barn storage. with my own classic car collection, what wont fit in the garage gets parked in the barn.

 

So there will be your 'proper' car storage at around £200 a month (which may include insurance?) or your barn storage for considerably less.

 

Prices start a lot lower than £200 a month

 

http://www.silverstoneclassicandracecarstorage.co.uk/

https://www.storacar.com/

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If you're buying several Supras Im sure you can afford storage ;)

 

Re the Top Secret car, its not the sellers concern you have to pay export fees etc. Thats entirely your responsibility

Never said it Is his concern. The fact is I have to make an informed decision that benefits me.

 

 

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