And the winner of dreamer of the year is... Part 2!

Was wondering that myself. And why do the wheels look like they don't fit the arches. Doesn't look to have a rear wiper and no sunroof either, which the Si's had. So it might be. I notice the number of previous owners is blank. If it were a dozen it wouldn't surprise me.

That said even if it is a real one and they've shot up in price, IMHO 19k is dreamland in the Irish market. Yes, you won't get a good one out of Japanland for that these days and the Americans have gone nuts for them and can import the 96 JDM examples now which keeps driving the prices, but the Irish market is too small and there are a tiny number of potential buyers for that sort of thing, or anything unusual really. 20k is alot to spend for a weekend 'toy' car. I'd reckon the hard reality price in the Irish market would be much closer to 15k. Then again only four years ago I knew of an original Irish one that spent six months waiting for a buyer at 4k and he came from the UK, so times have changed.

Doesn't surprise me tbh. I don't think it's deliberate in a lot of cases, just laziness, or not the sharpest knives in the drawer. An awful lot of sellers haven't a bulls notion how to market their cars, doesn't matter what car it is. One crappy pic, or a load of crappy pics of the outside, even a few pics that are essentially the same bloody photo. No interior shots, no underbonnet shots*. Like you say this should go triple for anything unusual and/or classics, because unless they get a moron with cash to burn the unusual stuff will attract guys who know what the they want and what to look for.

*the lack of engine bay pics might be a generational thing? I mean car reviews online and on youtube rarely if ever pop the bonnet and show you what's under, so maybe people under say 30 don't consider it? Mainly because of late all you'll see is a big lump of featureless plastic.

That's the part I don't get, even more than the prices in a lot of ways. Big prices for cars that aren't cleaned to within an inch of their lives and crappy pics on top. That one at least shows the engine bay(dirty), many don't and have four of the same picture of the car from slightly different angles. Or one picture. Taken with a potato. In the dark. Any car, especially older cars/classics with bigger pricetags, that you're trying to sell should be clean, show pics of the interior and under bonnet, floorpan for extra points.