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Need some help to determine the value of my fathers Rover, one owner all original in rough condition. Runs and drives but the rear brakes need help, new exhaust, battery and used front left fender. Usual rust on the frame outriggers and other areas. I also have the rear window and a few other spare parts. Attachment 13766Attachment 13765Attachment 13764Attachment 13767Attachment 13768Attachment 13769Attachment 13770
Hi berrost,
Have you looked at this part of the forum?
https://forums.roversnorth.com/forum...s-I-II-IIA-III
You can compare yours with what people are asking.
Another place is Ebay Motors. I only saw 3 Series II'S currently selling, and they look to be dealers($$$) and are in great looking shape. But still useful to see an end target.
Are you looking for quick sale? Or interested in the value for considering a project?
I'll throw out a random opinion from one guy(me), so take it with a grain of salt. As it is, now, you're probably looking at about $5,000 to $8,0000 for a running project. If you had the time and mechanical ability, you could throw some parts at it - from our hosts, or other vendors - and get it more road worthy...and probably sell it for $15k-$20k.
These Rovers have a certain charm in "patina" condition...like, paint doesn't have to be good and they can look like they've seen some trails. But, no one's going to pay over $20k for a missing fender and rusty floors. But that stuff is relatively cheap to replace. So, I'd get some choice new parts, and a little elbow grease and you could double the current estimate. But, be careful...you might end up liking it...and then you'll want to keep it. :)
Fwiw, the body of my series ii rover looks to be in comparable condition ( lots of patina/character, bad paint, many dents). Frame is rust free but had trans mount cut out. The only usable drivetrain parts are the wheels, tires, front axle. No title, engine, trans, roof etc. It appraised at 2500 as-is as part of the titling process. Obviously will be worth quite a bit more when its done.Quote:
Originally Posted by berrost
Obviously were not comparing apples to apples, since yours runs and drives, but its a data point nonetheless.