The car's right, but, and it's a big but, it has no tax or MOT.
To achieve a price like this I would suggest that you get it MOT'd - it will either pass or give an indication on what needs doing to obtain a 'pass'. That way both you, and any potential buyer will be in a position where you don't need the haggling and negotiations over 'well, I think it needs this, that or the other replacing / spending on it'..
To me, it would appear money need spending on paintwork (roof and wing - circa £250), new discs and pads, and then anything else that pops up, which potentially makes the car quite expensive.
I'm not 'dissing' the car, far from it, as I could be interested in it myself, but have baulked at the price bearing in mind it will stack up as costing in excess of £2k by the time it's done.
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