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How much is my 1980 Mini 1275GT worth?
I've had a 1980 Mini 1275GT since new and it's covered just 50,000 miles. It doesn't go and has not moved for five years but is in surprisingly good condition on the outside. I now realise I am not going to get around to any restoration so wish to sell. How can I value it so that I get a sensible price?
Asked on 22 February 2018 by Steve Williams
Answered by
Keith Moody
As a rough guide, we'd expect to see a concours Mini 1275GT on sale for more than £10k while £5000-£7000 seems to be the price set for good one. Projects can vary wildly between £1000 and £2500. If you need a specific valuation, you can either find a car that's in similar condition to yours for sale and price it accordingly - or you can contact the British Mini Club (britishminiclub.co.uk/) and see if they can help.
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