D1 in BaT

[1of40]

Anyone watching this?

No Reserve: 1999 Land Rover Discovery SD

Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: 1999 Land Rover Discovery SD at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #141,500.

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[Blueboy]

Cleaned up nicely! Look forward to seeing final bid.

 

[Ballah06]

Cleaned up nicely! Look forward to seeing final bid.

Looks like it sold today for $14,500.

 

[Blueboy]

Looks like it sold today for $14,500.

Thx for the update. Decent price.

 

[DiscoClay]

Wow. 14.5. Even if I could print my own world reserve currency AND spend most of it on building a cherry D1... that number would still be impressive.

 

[DiscoClay]

I'm blown away by how much pre-GEMS, pre-OBD2 stick shifts are going for [aka: 1995 NAS manual]. Maybe I'll treat Alfred to a fresh paint job.. and a new driver seat

 

[1of40]

The guy that won it did so by mistake bc he thought it would go for much more than it hammered at. Im sure his wife is thrilled.

 

[DiscoClay]

Thats not a mistake.. it's stupidity...or fraud.

Why would someone bid up a no-reserve auction without any intent to actually buy?

 

[Tugela]

Thats not a mistake.. it's stupidity...or fraud.

Why would someone bid up a no-reserve auction without any intent to actually buy?

Good question. One that others have pondered in the past, as well.

 

[DiscoClay]

And here I thought Ole' Alfred had actually gone up in value (never look at the KBB value.. it's depressing)