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Duncan Ward had a good excuse for being off the money with the Royal Mail Vauxhall Combo — being the first of Royal Mail Combos out of the :raps its price was inflated by the excitement and anticipation among =he bidders. However, as the day wore on the prices achieved by the Royal Mail Combos that were on offer levelled off to the point where is estimate was actually spot on.
lie had no get-out clause for the Astra diesel, but the overall result lows how well he knows the market.
The Mitsubishi L200 pickup would have fetched more money a few nonths ago, and on the day a leather interior would have boosted its )rice. His estimate for the Transit SWB van, the industry standard for his category, was spot on too.
Lower priced lots are always harder to predict, so full marks for )ullseyes with the Bi-Fuel Astra and the Ford Escort. •