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I think they might have been owned and / or restored by Alan Jarvis of AJS Capri spares Nottingham.
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I thought it was because mineral rather than synthetic were used more widely.
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Every market is different, I wouldn't be too envious of a lot of the £200 UK motors but I know what you are saying. Between 2008 and 2010 I lived in Adelaide where at that time I paid 1300AU Dollars for a 1985 Mitsubishi Colt (vgc, with rego from a dealer), however I sold for 950. When I returned to the UK the scrappage scheme seemed to have taken a lot of cheap used cars out of the market so I forked out £695 for a 95 Carina e. The half decent £300, £400 and £500 cars seemed to have disappeared and become a thing of the past.
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Thats interesting and unfortunate for car owners in USA. Doubly unlucky as it seems used car prices are strong there, so you'd have to pay what looks a high price to us for an old car and plenty to service or repair it.
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Volkswagen, in the UK market the mark one Golf was still sold as Cabriolet and Caddy after the mark two Golf was launched. I guess that was possible through Golf 1 production continuing for other markets such as South Africa.
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Seeing the Falcon ute through the ages reminded me of Mitsubishi motors Australia manufacturing Colt and Sigma. Assembled at Tonsley Park, South Australia into circa 1985/1986 model dependant.