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Example listing: shows what a share in a car like this typically costs.
About this car
Restored in 2011 and serviced by the same specialist since. The car most people picture when they hear the word classic.
The dealer is selling all 6 shares, with the co-ownership agreement and the first service included. Buyers choose a lead owner between them.
Each share carries 20 booking points a year, which is about 5 long weekends in the season. Local favourite drives: the coast road to Howth or a run up to the Sally Gap.
Key points
- 4.2-litre straight-six
- 4-speed manual
- Club member car
- Garaged and dry
The share
| Shares in the car | 6 |
|---|---|
| Shares for sale | 5 |
| Price per share | €27,500 |
| Seller keeps a share | No, buyers choose a lead owner |
| Points per share each year | 20 (about 5 long weekends in the season) |
| Mileage allowance per share | 500 km a year |
| Booking rules | Mile Club standard rules |
Running costs
Our estimate for a car of this value. The seller can confirm their real figures when you get in touch.
| Insurance | €2,200 a year |
|---|---|
| Motor tax | €56 a year |
| Annual service | €2,500 a year |
| Tyres, brakes, battery | €1,200 a year |
| Dry, secure storage | €1,800 a year |
| Breakdown cover | €200 a year |
| Repair reserve | €3,300 a year |
| Per share, per month | €156 |
Fuel, tolls and anything you damage are paid by whoever has the car. How we estimate costs.
Specification
| Year | 1967 |
|---|---|
| Body | Roadster |
| Engine | 4.2-litre straight-six |
| Gearbox | 4-speed manual |
| Steering | Right-hand drive |
| Odometer | 46,044 miles |
| Colour | Silver |
| Location | Howth, Co. Dublin |
Tax, test and cover
| Motor tax | Vintage motor tax, €56 a year |
|---|---|
| NCT | Exempt from NCT (over 40 years old, private use) |
| Insurance | Agreed-value classic policy in the lead owner's name. Every co-owner is a named driver, aged 30 or over, full licence held five years. |
| Storage | Heated, alarmed storage near Howth with a battery conditioner. |
Buying a share
- Contact the seller and arrange to see the car.
- Meet the other co-owners. Get a specialist inspection if you want one.
- Sign the co-ownership agreement and pay the seller directly.
- Get added to the insurance and the shared calendar.