If they've already been restored, then surely they'll expect more money for them? In which case it probably puts them out of reach for most museums.
Sounds rather like the whole property speculation scam - buy it cheap, tart it up and sell it on at profit
They have had them for sale for a long time, but haven't managed to sell them, I suppose it's just a means to turn over their stock, but if that's the price they went for I would be suprised if they make anything out of them, a lot of msn hours would have gone into the Tornado to get it to that Standard, and the Harrier has its engine with it.