Hello all

I have been offered a Fiat Uno Turbo IE Mk2. It has 86K with full service history.
The car itself from what I can tell needs a repaint but doesn't have any rust but just a few different colours. Meant to be Grey but the front bonnet and wing is different! From what I can see it also needs the correct bumpers and side skirts.

He wants £3000 for it as it stands.

Is something like this worth buying and if I did what is needed how much would it be worth?

Thanks

Values are only going one way!

Buy, cherish, cash in as part of your pension whenever that time comes!

Is it a genuine Turbo or turbo bits in a lesser three door shell?

Genuine Turbo in that kind of condition would be £1,500-£3,000

Re-shelled £800-£1,500

Re-shelled with the Turbo identity ringed on to it £0.00 Not worth the risk.

Liquid Knight II said:

Is it a genuine Turbo or turbo bits in a lesser three door shell?

Genuine Turbo in that kind of condition would be £1,500-£3,000

Re-shelled £800-£1,500

Re-shelled with the Turbo identity ringed on to it £0.00 Not worth the risk.

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What I was thinking.

The nut and bolt rebuild one that used to go to Stanford show.. bet thats no more than £6 k.. we are not exactly in a booming economy....

£3k.. I would want original.. less than 6 owners. Etc.. just needing basic touches..
not a bitsa..

Just spoke to him and he said its the original shell and Turbo with 3 owners! Still need to see it but I am not sure if I spent money on it how much it would be worth!

Look to see what has sold in the last 18 months.

Dont think they are flying..

I can see a Mk2 sold on eBay - a ropey non-runner track car - that sold for £2050.

There are 2 for sale right now, one at £9995 and one at £14995. Hopelessly optimistic!

An OK-ish Mk1 sold for £7700 recently, though.

So, it's a difficult one to value.

On the face of it, 3 owners, history and rust free, even needing a repaint, doesn't sound ridiculously expensive at £3000, but I'd probably be happer at £2500 if it's complete with a decent interior.

(It's the interior which let down the £7700 Mk1 on eBay)