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nonsequitur · Nov 14th, 2003, 09:57 PM

A "moment" that all this stuff becomes more valuable happens sooner than most realize. Opps, it's already passed!

The launch materials will become more sought after. Also, the brochures, sales materials, and "stuff" from this first generation of the New MINI will be a big deal when people start buying more used [2nd and 3rd owner] cars, and then even more so after the face lift in 2006. Time tends to trash all these materials.

StevePSB · Nov 14th, 2003, 11:14 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Paul Mullett

Someone was selling current brochures on there a while ago that you could pick up at any MINI dealers, claiming them to be 'rare'. People were bidding quite a bit for them too.

Yes, I saw a current UK accessory brochure on there the other day described as 'rare'. The idiots that get taken in by this kind of crap, when they can walk into a dealership and pick one up for free!

Like Minty said, this could make him and I rich!

DeniseK · Nov 15th, 2003, 06:05 PM

Actually, these printed items are called "Ephemera" and are quite collectible, not just auto folk, but the rare book aficionado as well. Keep them for awhile. Don't fold them, keep the corners neat and store them in zip bags.
Too cool ¿que no?

Nov 14th, 2003, 09:57 PM	#21
nonsequitur Moderator Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Seattle area, WA Local Time: 07:44 PM Posts: 1,466 Offline	A "moment" that all this stuff becomes more valuable happens sooner than most realize. Opps, it's already passed! The launch materials will become more sought after. Also, the brochures, sales materials, and "stuff" from this first generation of the New MINI will be a big deal when people start buying more used [2nd and 3rd owner] cars, and then even more so after the face lift in 2006. Time tends to trash all these materials. '02 MINI Cooper CVT (prod. date: 6/12/2002; Indi Blue/Black roof, R-81 7-hole 15x5.5" or NZO 16x6.5") '67 Austin Cooper S 1275 Mk1 (build date: 6/26/1967; Tartan Red/Black Roof, Minilite 10x4.5" or 10x6.0")

Nov 15th, 2003, 06:05 PM	#23 (permalink)
DeniseK MINI2 Regular Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 297 Offline	Actually, these printed items are called "Ephemera" and are quite collectible, not just auto folk, but the rare book aficionado as well. Keep them for awhile. Don't fold them, keep the corners neat and store them in zip bags. Too cool ¿que no? DeniseK

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Nov 14th, 2003, 11:14 PM	#22 (permalink)
StevePSB MINI2 Master Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Bedworth / Doncaster Local Time: 03:44 AM Posts: 1,631 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Paul Mullett Someone was selling current brochures on there a while ago that you could pick up at any MINI dealers, claiming them to be 'rare'. People were bidding quite a bit for them too. Yes, I saw a current UK accessory brochure on there the other day described as 'rare'. The idiots that get taken in by this kind of crap, when they can walk into a dealership and pick one up for free! Like Minty said, this could make him and I rich!

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