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I reckon eBay Tat of the Year is a good plan, though for interest throw in a few more categories.Isopon Cup: Most incredibly obvious use of wagPhotography Masterclass: All the ones where they take pictures of it in a bush, loads of photos of the rear quarter panel and nothing else, etc.Period Tat Trophy: Best use of anti-static strips, Ring spotlamps, dreadful stickers, etc.

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I agree; get a cheap flight to Portugal then ROAD TRIP 8) South African origin I believe. Looks like a povvo model to me - will it still be IRS, Ratdat??

It's only the hubcaps that are different. Looks like a proper SSS model under the bonnet and if it is then it'll be IRS.
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Not ebay but

Vauxhall Victor-I have seen pics of this on retro rides or here before?

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C57632

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Volvo-too big to fit in photo :roll:

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C48104

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1971 Ex diplomat Renault 16.factory black-was this someones spot?

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C57176

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Ouch at the price-but what a beauty 8)

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C58280

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Had one of these-became an arson victim though :cry:

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C57188

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Prefer the earlier version myself

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C44452

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Shite condition-shite car

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C50089

Just never did it for me same as the Rover 800's :oops:

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Stunning

 

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'NOT TROTTER' - I went to look at an FX4 Fairway being sold by this guy and I'm sure he said his plans were to 'Trotterify' it, glad it's escaped that fate, but will it be so lucky in the future?

 

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I think these are pretty cool, seem to be overlooked so good value too

 

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GR8 4 LONDON 2 SYDNEY

 

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Many spares (grille muff; chrome; new fns wing; hubcaps; lights; gaskets; workshop manual; handbooks).

What?!

 

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I'm sure this will find lots of fans here. Inventive use of Orion rear lights.

 

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'90s curio - Honda Accord with a Rover L-series diesel

 

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One for Hirst's Cabs in 10 years, strangled catalysed 1.6 carb lump and 13" steels.

 

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These Scoops are pretty rare now

 

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Needs a bit of work

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One for Hirst's Cabs in 10 years, strangled catalysed 1.6 carb lump and 13" steels.

Had me all excited until I discovered it was the hatchback! Saloon for me, I like the smart back end.
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Heres a nice Mk 2 3-dr sierra:

 

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1989-FORD-SIERRA-2-0I-S-WHITE_W0QQitemZ300254395645

 

it is the same body shell as the classic cossies and in its condition will be sought after throughout the classic ford world and the fanatics. So if you are looking for a bargain car please understand the rough value of this car/shell

RUBBISH!

 

I have just found the piece of paper that I wrote the mileage on and it is actually 66,587 KM!! (Not miles)

 

That, I believe equates to mid forty or early fifty thousand miles!?

 

 

give me strength :lol::lol: Why not work that out instead of publicly guessing what it might equate to (and failing)?

 

The only problem is......................... the car is still in the South of Spain so viewing could be a problem? so all I can say is, if you are serious about buying the car and put a deposit down then I will go and get the car and bring back to near Wembley where I live and if you are not happy with the condition or my description then your deposit will be returned!

:shock: The mind boggles.
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You are f**king kidding surely. FERRARI F50 CONVERSION KIT

 

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/f50-conversion-supercar-replica-kit-bits_W0QQitemZ300256197239

 

I no longer have the time or space to continue with my very rare F50 replica kit so I have decided to sell. I have cut the kit in a couple of places to loosely mount it up to a calibra turbo as can be seen in a couple of the pictures

Nice one! Looks like a well thought out job you've done there, on the patio, under a tarp, using some sticky tape.

 

A genuine f50 would cost anywhere between £250,000,00 up to £600,000,00 if you could find one for sale

Why are you telling me this. Are you actually touting this as an alternative to an F50. I didnt think so.

 

complete with..... F50 badges & even a genuine Ferrari stereo

Oh aye, buying snazzy cake decorations before you've even got a fuggin cooker eh?

 

The calibra is not included in the sale

makes sense, now you've chopped the C-pillars off that'll find a new home no sweat. GREAT WORK THERE!!!!!!!!!!

 

DEAR GOD

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I'm sure this will find lots of fans here. Inventive use of Orion rear lights.

 

 

Late model Cortina shurely? Though I have seen, snapped and posted a mk5 Tina with (clear aftermarket) Orion lamp clusters attached to it, perhaps they are the same fitting... Dave??
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This belongs to a lad on R-R. he bought it in VG original condition a year ago for £600.

 

Since then he has hoiked out the 2.3 vauxhall slant engine and replaced it on the roadside with possibly Ford's worst ever engine, a secondhand 2.3 V6 from a Cortina Ghia. Having got it in, the propshaft and gearbox are fooked, something to do with the tailshaft bearing, the MOT's up next month and of coure now it cant be driven to the next one! So, he's selling it as a non-runner (can't be a-framed either I suspect) for just £1600!!!!

 

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http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C57192

 

Its certainly done extremely well under his custodianship.

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