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Playing the equity shuffle...
I'm looking for a way to maximize a written appraisal value (legitimately!!) so I can use the equity for business purchases. Anyone else do this? Should I consider a completed new or used 40, rather than a kit?
The "value" of these replicas varies a lot...
In the UK pricing is lower due to larger supply.
In the US, I've seen several sell on E-bay in $ 60k range.
At Barret Jackson, they sold two for over $ 100k each
a few years ago,although this year I don't think
any replicas went across the block.
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