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Don't know is the answer from the garage. Some of the problems are electrics related so once they start, it could be a can of worms.
I suppose the question is, do people pay more for a "runner" than a total duff when it comes to scrap? I don't think it will be economical to repair as if it costs more than £250, you're onto a losing a game. My knowledge of failed MOTs is it always costs more than £200. List it on ebay with a £75 start price? Will I just get messed around by a load of chancers?
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What's the cost of fixing enough stuff to get it through the MOT, vs. the value you'd get from a scrapper?
£500-(cost to fix+MOT+VED+advert)<scrap_value?