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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404526785480?hash=item5e2face3c8:g:TukAAOSw4dtlGZfw

Christ I'm going to have some horrible dreams

London's two remaining Saab 90s. This was in 2013 but we replicated the photo the other week. 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404526785480?hash=item5e2face3c8:g:TukAAOSw4dtlGZfw

Christ I'm going to have some horrible dreams

London's two remaining Saab 90s. This was in 2013 but we replicated the photo the other week. 

Have some properly rare Streetview Dacias, plus a few other things...

Have some properly rare Streetview Dacias, plus a few other things...

Have some properly rare Streetview Dacias, plus a few other things...

Have some properly rare Streetview Dacias, plus a few other things...

London's two remaining Saab 90s. This was in 2013 but we replicated the photo the other week. 

London's two remaining Saab 90s. This was in 2013 but we replicated the photo the other week. 

London's two remaining Saab 90s. This was in 2013 but we replicated the photo the other week. 

London's two remaining Saab 90s. This was in 2013 but we replicated the photo the other week. 

London's two remaining Saab 90s. This was in 2013 but we replicated the photo the other week. 

The Family - have a C-Max that they paid an absolute bomb for at the local garage that generations of the same family have been getting rogered at over the years. Drive a 35mph everywhere, through towns, A Roads, you name it. Sometimes does 49mph on the motorway ideally in front of a 38 tonne juggernaut. Has its annual MOT and the father in law will service it with the wrong oil. They don’t drink or smoke, they might have a glass of wine at Christmas but only after the meal and it’ll be a really shit generic brand like Banrock Station, and then not in front of the kids as if they see them enjoying alcohol responsibly they will almost certainly end up on heroin. They go annually to the East Coast in it for two weeks, they could go abroad but but are worried about terrorists and it will be too hot for them and there will be foreign food there. Plus the children are only 10 so they’d not appreciate it. They have a new build as they knew someone once that had an old house and they had to spend some money on it, so they bought a £375,000 Bellway job with the help of some elderly Daily Mail reading relatives that persistently remind them that they funded 50% of it. Despite being new it’s built on the site of a former mustard gas factory or something equally awful. The garden is just grass, nothing else, boring as hell like it’s inhabitants. There is a small patio done in Marshall’s Utility Buff like every new house is. There are some tit bits around that they got from Asda. They’ve all persistently got colds or the flu, every day to them is a Wednesday at 2pm in February. 

This is gently rotting round the corner from me and it's a crying shame. Lovely things

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404526650936?hash=item5e2faad638:g:zjkAAOSwc4xk4NYj - this is surely a bargain? Especially in manual

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404526650936?hash=item5e2faad638:g:zjkAAOSwc4xk4NYj - this is surely a bargain? Especially in manual

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404526650936?hash=item5e2faad638:g:zjkAAOSwc4xk4NYj - this is surely a bargain? Especially in manual

Looks like it was maybe tarted up in the 1980's when prices of old Jaaags first went mental - now showing its age again. But yes a good buy - classic car prices are softening up nicely where cars have no current kudos or image. 
20 years ago this would have been worth a lot more relatively - and a 1965 Ford would have gone to the scrappers - how times and values change.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404526650936?hash=item5e2faad638:g:zjkAAOSwc4xk4NYj - this is surely a bargain? Especially in manual

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404526785480?hash=item5e2face3c8:g:TukAAOSw4dtlGZfw

Christ I'm going to have some horrible dreams