Hi all,

have decided to finally sell my beloved mv/brat pick-up, only trouble is I can't figure what it is worth

 

basic honest spec as follows

 

1992, 1800 carb, 70'000miles.

spent its first 10years of its life in a no rust area of the country

recently painted subaru mica green,

full mot

full new exhaust

no rust apart from lower of front wings [of which I have a new spare pair] and a little bubbling around trim strips on doors

bed has been stripped back and plated in all usual spots.

starts first time, dead reliable- only trouble is I prefer bikes, and can't justify the wheels sat on the drive for 2-3 weeks a year it gets used.

 

As we know the brat is unique in the fact that it is the only car profile 4wd pick-up around- as such they are hard to price!

 

Help

Not many UK people on here. All I can tell you is in Australia it would be worth $3000 to $5000 AUD. In the US it looks like maybe $2000 to $3500 USD.

 

Do your hardest research into it using the next and newspapers etc. You'll work out a price. Either that or ask what you want for it and see how it goes.

Let's see some pics of that UK Brat.

What does the mv stand for and what is a brumby. I know that they are Brats and I know what Brat stands for but not the others. It's a little off this topic but I was just wondering since I saw it here.

 

Jeff

What does the mv stand for and what is a brumby. I know that they are Brats and I know what Brat stands for but not the others. It's a little off this topic but I was just wondering since I saw it here.

 

Jeff

Brumby= Brat. In some places such as Australia, New Zealand to name a few called it this.

What does the mv stand for and what is a brumby. I know that they are Brats and I know what Brat stands for but not the others. It's a little off this topic but I was just wondering since I saw it here.

 

Jeff

 

MV = Multipurpose Vehicle

Check the Parkers Guide as a rough measure - also ebay uk.

Hi,

Looking at what MV's tend to go for over here, yours sounds like you could get £1000 easily, maybe more, would be able to tell better from some pics though.

Neil.

piccy [this may not work!]

 

 

http://picasaweb.google.com/christopher.gledhill/Brat?authkey=WtGaX_IRO50

the brat market is odd over here,

last week saw one go for £600- rought as hell

earlier I saw one up for £2995- bit better than mine body wise, and a few less miles

£1700-2000 seems to be a sweet spot but it's really hard to tell- nothing ventured nothing gained I suppose

That looks nice, I reckon you could get more than £1000 for that, also if you are in an area where there arn't too many around, you might get a little more, because they are very desirable, especially if your in a rura area.

Neil

Yours is a DL? Looks like you have the DL head lights and not T-top. Did it get a dual range tranny?

 

Here in rust free Washington State, there's been a guy trying to sell a good condition DL for $2500 US for a long time.

 

http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/car/565138122.html

He'd probably get that much for it down our way (SW MO)

In the US prices really vary a LOT depending on what part of the country you're in... Tough to gauge!!

Yours is a DL? Looks like you have the DL head lights and not T-top. Did it get a dual range tranny?

 

Here in rust free Washington State, there's been a guy trying to sell a good condition DL for $2500 US for a long time.

 

http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/car/565138122.html

 

I don't think the t top was an option for the uk, nor was the cyclops light.

 

it does have the dual range tranny [manual 4speed]- wish I had fitted the hill holder parts from the Impreza as that was a great feature when I had the Imp