Lets see if any of these cars start to sell?...There are 64RS that have been advertised for a long time.
As we have seen the weak pound has led to european demand to repatriate the cars, from the time when many of us had the chance to buy them with a once mighty pound.
Partly due to numbers built and preferred seating position for many, we have had a positive spread where rhd cars have been priced higher.
The recent moves are mostly down to currency movements and we are still maintaning the same kind of premium for rhd.
In effect how much cheaper would a rhd have to be for a german/french buyer to be interested?
There will always be exceptional cars, without seeing it, the low miles, good colour, known history car may well atttract interest.
Howeve, remember each car is more or less priced on it's own merits, just because a rare exceptional car sells, it does not mean everything is at that level.
On the way up, there may be a grab fest, where buyers are happy to buy a type of car, knowing they won't lose out,,,but at higher prices with less transactions, in recessionary times,,,even aided by artificially low rates, buyers appear to be very discerning.