He sold off most of his collection, and now he has room and money for them again he scours eBay trying to buy them back, only to find that they're all now worth a lot more than they were when he bought them. I have a friend who was in a similar situation to you in a similar moment in his life. The others, put them in a box, put the box in the garage, then when you've got the storage space for them in future, get them all out again.
There's a reason why you bought them, you're a petrolhead, and in getting shot of them you'll be getting rid of part of that, especially if you've had some of them since you were six.Įarmark some of them that you can get rid of without really caring. Even once you've offloaded them, have a big wad of cash in your pocket and are feeling pretty good about yourself, you'll soon start to miss them.
Where is the best place to get rid of everything for good money.ĮBay them or take them to a collector's fair/swapmeet. Some random stuff like Webber race suit Williams special, Redline F2005 1/24 Schumacher, Redline LeMans F430's.ġ/18 AutoArt Lotus Cortina, Merc CL63, etcġ/18 Minichamps Jagermister M3, Carrera GT.īaiscally want to free up some cash and space. Loads of 1/43 minichamps F1 inc a few Schumacher Collections
"Club 100" converted Rossi Yamaha's, signed GPL Lavilla BSB Duke, Stoner LCR, Sheene Suzuki etc etc Inc rare chrome Schumacher 1998 etc.Ībout 20-30 other 1/18 F1 incliding Grand Prix Legends "club 100" converted Marlboro Schumacher Ferrari's etc.Ībout 25 1/12 Minichamps bikes. I have about 90 1/8 scale Minichamps helmets.
I bought what I liked rather than collecting certain series or investing in something that'd make money etc. I have about 200-400 models (have a spreadsheet back home) and they are a massive range of stuff. I stopped about 3 years ago when moved to University and other things gradually took priority Baiscally, since I was about 6 (am now 21) I've been collecting model cars/bikes.
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