CLIO 182 TROPHY - 1 OWNER - 9,904 MILES

[Sean-NE]

Just spotted this on collecting cars anyone want to guess what it will go for? I'll be sure to be watching it

 

[BenCup]

Not sure it’s the best time to sell but I’m going with £26,000

 

[charltjr]

Sad to see such a cracking little car that’s never been driven.

 

[Stefan.]

With fees, I reckon touch £30k

 

[BenCup]

Definitely could go for silly money, only takes two people to really want it

 

[Not a Diesel!!!]

Yep I think monied people putting in collections.

Harry Metcalfe had his for years and Neil Clifford been talking about his on Chris Harris podcast on last couple.

 

[Not a Diesel!!!]

So I will go £35k

 

[Ant1]

20k.

 

[photo_ed]

Given it’s on CC, I’m going to predict a no-sale - ‘reserve not met’ situation. I can see it being bid up to mid £20’s though.

 

[Sean-NE]

I'll say £28,000 plus fees, but might not reach its reserve owner might have high hopes

 

[Sean-NE]

I know it was chassis number 1 and from the Renault collection but at over 15,000 miles crazy, but that was the market a few years back crazy

 

[photo_ed]

I know it was chassis number 1 and from the Renault collection but at over 15,000 miles crazy, but that was the market a few years back crazy

We have a thread running on the Trophy forum documenting sales through Collecting Cars over the last few years.

Makes for interesting reading if you’re into that kind of thing.

Trophy Sales on Collecting Cars

Hi All, I've been noticing a large number of Trophys going through Collecting Cars as of late so thought it might be interesting to compile some of the info here for history purposes. I've pulled together all the completed auctions with their; date completed, Trophy Number, Miles and Sale price...

cliotrophy.co.uk

 

[frayz]

Wonder if he fancies a straight swap with a LY Megane 300 Trophy?

 

[Mr Underhill]

I love this and hate it at the same time. I love it because you can see it looks genuine (I always look for that little bit of sponge under the bonnet near the NS front wing – very few have this). I hate it because I’d want to remove all the surface rust and make it look new – which costs more money!

 

[NickReilly063]

I love this and hate it at the same time. I love it because you can see it looks genuine (I always look for that little bit of sponge under the bonnet near the NS front wing – very few have this). I hate it because I’d want to remove all the surface rust and make it look new – which costs more money!

I'd also want it to look like new too John -

It's a real shame the wheels are a little chewed up as they still have the original Speedline sticker on them, Obviously they will go when you have them refurbished.

Great find though -