Hello everyone I have a dilemma and looking for views and comments
After many years of ownership I am attempting to sell my Mk2 998cc Mini Cooper, my problem is I have mislaid the original green logbook and the sale receipt I had when I purchased the car in 1974. This is very upsetting for me, as I know I have seen it in the last nine months and have shown it to potential buyers.
I know this may sound unlikely but I am now concerned one of the viewers may not have given the book back to me, but I am unable to see what use it would be to anyone else as I have a up to date V5.
My question is
If you were a potential purchaser, condition aside would proof of years of ownership have an influence on the desirability of the car
Also do you think acquiring a heritage certificate is beneficial, although I know this does not show the number of owners?
Sellers appear to be asking incredible sums for Mini Coopers, are they really worth 20,000+!
Having owned my Cooper so long I am obviously trying to achieve the best price possible for my pension pot!