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#1 2025-01-28 19:48:56

Axelfols
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From: Edinburgh
Registered: 2016-07-30
Posts: 79

Selling Scudo Mk1

Hi guys, looking for a bit of advice. I've made the decision to sell my MK1 97 Van. I'm the second owner and had it for approximately 22 years. Its sat on my drive since 2016 and i've fitted an E7 taxi headliner with spotlighting and captains chairs from a Peugoet 807 (i think). Before sorning it, i've had new steel wheels and tyres fitted, clutch, brake servo, sump pan and power steering pipework. During its working life (i'm an electrician) it wanted for nothing. Every other week its been cleaned inside and out along with underneath so the chassis and subframe are solid. Even the sills are decent along with the jacking points. It could do with a new radiator and brake lines, shoes etc and it would make a nice wee day van or camper if thats what you'd prefer. My questions are where is best to sel it and for how much? Thanks in advance foe any answers.

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#2 2025-01-29 15:02:13

RegW
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From: Bristol
Registered: 2024-04-21
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

What would a cold, hard, appraisal tell us?
This and previous posts tell us:
28 years old, laid up for the last 9, laundry list of jobs that need doing
for MOT, had some internal tarting up, 1.9D or TD at best, unknown mileage.
tyres 9+ years and may well need renewing.

I think it's fair to say folk aren't going to be throwing money at you.
If it were mine I'd be pricing up the cost of getting it MOT'd against what I'd get for
it as is.
No MOT usually means spares repair/scrap value.
An MOT will increase its value and sellability but probably not double it.

Somebody might want it as a project and at the end of the day its only worth what
somebody is prepared to pay for it.

Please don't take this personally, it's what I do when looking at my own van
when considering whether to keep it/tart it up/flog it.
I know I could spend a grand on it and not get that back and any gadgets and tarting up we do
are fun but pretty meaningless if it wont pass an MOT.

Where and how to sell it? well its obviously Facebook, Gumtree or Ebay I'd say
or stick a note in the window for passers buy to see


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#3 2025-01-29 17:24:08

Axelfols
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From: Edinburgh
Registered: 2016-07-30
Posts: 79

Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

Thanks for the appraisal. No offence taken, i hear what you're saying and totally agree. I'm of the opinion, despite the condition of the bodywork and engine (111k miles) thats its probably cheaper to scrap rather than pay for it to pass an MOT. Sad to say it tbh as its a rare find these days given the age. I'll need to fend off the idiots on Facebook marketplace too lol.

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#4 2025-01-29 19:06:57

RegW
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From: Bristol
Registered: 2024-04-21
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

I find Gumtree to be useful and free to and bought this van from there
It has its eejits the same as Facebook of course
I will often insist on 'calls only' and ignore texts as this can help sort out the
time wasters from serious buyers.
You may be able to flog a few bits off like the seats before scrapping it to make an extra few bob
If you weren't in 'Auld Reekie' and me in Bristol and you were scrapping/parting it out i may have been after those seats as they do look nice, but those and the other upgrades may help you find someone interested in a project your side of the Pentland  HIlls or borders even.

BTW Gumtree is pretty much nationwide
I've flogged stuff I thought would only be advertised locally and had folk from all over the place contacting me.
I was selling a wee scooty and had a lad near Glasgow asking about it.
I'd avoid Freeads.co.uk site if I was you, I tried it and it was a waste of time

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#5 2025-01-29 23:04:47

kenbw2
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From: Preston
Registered: 2017-11-26
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

Axelfols wrote:

despite the condition of the engine (111k miles)

That's nothing for the XUD engine, I bet it runs beautifully

Axelfols wrote:

its probably cheaper to scrap rather than pay for it to pass an MOT

If you sell it without an MOT, then people are gonna think the same thing.

If your fallback is to scrap it, you could always put it through an MOT and see what happens. Who knows, it might not need much to get through

Then you can sell it as a runner with a price to match

Is it the 1.9D ot TD? ie Turbo or no turbo?

Axelfols wrote:

captains chairs from a Peugoet 807 (i think)

Are these swivel seats?


2000 Citroen Dispatch 1.9TD XUD9 Camper Conversion
1999 Citroen Dispatch 1.9D DW8 Disassembled Camper Conversion
1996 Peugeot 806 1.9TD XUD9 Spare vehicle
1998 Citroen Synergie 1.9TD XUD9 Snapped timing belt

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#6 2025-01-30 15:34:04

OAT
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From: Borders/Dales
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

kenbw2 wrote:

Are these swivel seats?

He mentions that they are in an earlier thread.

"The arm rest has completely sheared off. I'm going to attempt to fix it somehow. Nice leather seats out of a Quicksilver and look super comfy."

https://i.postimg.cc/T2JFQnVJ/20190417-191223.jpg

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#7 2025-02-10 18:32:57

Axelfols
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From: Edinburgh
Registered: 2016-07-30
Posts: 79

Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

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#8 2025-02-10 20:03:29

OAT
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

Looks a good base for anyone with the skills, facilities, and time to diy.

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#9 2025-02-10 23:06:35

kenbw2
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From: Preston
Registered: 2017-11-26
Posts: 1,430

Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

OAT wrote:

Looks a good base for anyone with the skills, facilities, and time to diy.

Agreed, that's a really smart looking interior. I'd buy it myself if I could swap that interior over.

And the seats. Do not let them go to scrap, they're far too valuable


2000 Citroen Dispatch 1.9TD XUD9 Camper Conversion
1999 Citroen Dispatch 1.9D DW8 Disassembled Camper Conversion
1996 Peugeot 806 1.9TD XUD9 Spare vehicle
1998 Citroen Synergie 1.9TD XUD9 Snapped timing belt

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#10 2025-02-10 23:21:11

kenbw2
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

I went to the MOT Status to look up whether the engine is an XUD9 (1905cc) or DW8 (1868cc) and confusingly it's 1867cc?

Axelfols, do you have a picture of the engine? Might be good to put it on the eBay listing actually

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2000 Citroen Dispatch 1.9TD XUD9 Camper Conversion
1999 Citroen Dispatch 1.9D DW8 Disassembled Camper Conversion
1996 Peugeot 806 1.9TD XUD9 Spare vehicle
1998 Citroen Synergie 1.9TD XUD9 Snapped timing belt

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#11 2025-02-11 17:28:11

Axelfols
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From: Edinburgh
Registered: 2016-07-30
Posts: 79

Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

I'll send a pic of the engine when i get the chance. Thanks for the tip.

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#12 2025-02-12 07:06:53

damp brown
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From: Newcastle upon Tyne
Registered: 2024-10-12
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

As ridiculous as this sounds, those seats might be worth more than the rest of the van, just based on supply and demand, and what I see things priced at on eBay. Swivel seats for mk1/mk2 vans, in good condition, go for several hundreds.


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#13 2025-02-12 20:44:23

kenbw2
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Re: Selling Scudo Mk1

damp brown wrote:

As ridiculous as this sounds, those seats might be worth more than the rest of the van, just based on supply and demand, and what I see things priced at on eBay. Swivel seats for mk1/mk2 vans, in good condition, go for several hundreds.

+1


2000 Citroen Dispatch 1.9TD XUD9 Camper Conversion
1999 Citroen Dispatch 1.9D DW8 Disassembled Camper Conversion
1996 Peugeot 806 1.9TD XUD9 Spare vehicle
1998 Citroen Synergie 1.9TD XUD9 Snapped timing belt

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