Why are you bothering to argue with a bunch of strangers on an internet forum?
You asked a question, didn't get the answer you wanted but life is like that. It's time to move on.
At the end of the day it's worth what someone will pay for it. If no one wants it then it's worth nothing, if just one person wants it and has to have it they will pay over the odds for it.
Best thing if you want to sell it is advertise it for what you would be happy to let it go for and see how it goes.
If the phone is ringing off the hook it's too cheap,if no one calls it's too much and if one person calls and buys it then it was just right. Like Goldylocks and the three bears...
Just decide how keen you are to sell or if you don't mind hanging onto it.
I had my MK2 Jag valued by Bonham's last year and the valuation was a lot lower than I wanted so I have kept it. I thought it would be worth more as it's the first one built and was a factory development car but they weren't so sure. I could have advertised it got a high price but it would almost certainly still be in my garage.
One thing I did not do was start arguing with the assessor from Bonham's as whether I think he is right or wrong that is his opinion which is what I asked for.
Out of interest their valuation was 35K for it in fully restored condition to original specification which is only slight above one of the pickups advertised, that might be why the pickup is still for sale.
Edited by Homersimpson, 15 January 2020 - 10:53 PM.