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Wilko220
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Will add better photos tomorrow
humber super snipe 1963 barn find classic collectors car garaged in 1991 | eBay
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“Here is a rare and unique opportunity to own one of the last Rover prototype/development cars.”
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it will require various items to get it through an MOT. None of which are expensive items and fully within the scope of a home enthusiast.
Ah, easy then?
QuotePlease do not ask ourselves to put the car through an MOT
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Scruffy but relatively low mileage Metro.
Seems a reasonable price, especially considering the optional extras someone's specced it up with...
QuoteABS, Electric Windows, Power Assisted Steering, Cup Holders, Electric Mirrors, Safety Belts, Air Conditioning, 12V Power Socket, Engine Immobiliser, Front Airbags, Safety Belts Rear, V5 Registration Document,Alloy Wheels, Adjustable Steering, Front Fog Lights, Privacy/Tinted Glass, Service History,CD Player, Body Coloured Bumpers, ISOFix Anchor Point, Safety Belts Rear, MOT,Central Locking, Brake Assist, Heated Door Mirrors, Radio, Spare Wheel, Speakers
1989 Austin Metro 1.0 City 3dr Hatchback Petrol Manual | eBay
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7 minutes ago, egg said:
Ideal for re-enacting all the hilarious moments from one of the 80s' classic films...
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25 minutes ago, Cavcraft said:
mg zt cdti diesel(with theBMW engine)needs clutch new clutch with car no reserve | eBay
Love how 20 years on ebay folk still make a big deal about it when a Rover has "got a BMW engine m8", as if it's some kind of guarantee of eternal reliability 😆
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A sad tale of divorce and an unfortunate deer.
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7 hours ago, RobT said:
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Thanks for taking this on. Just adding my name to the list above.
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2 hours ago, High Jetter said:3 hours ago, Metal Guru said:
I think the Chrysler name didn't help
I vaguely remember reading that they were originally going to be Humber-badged (in the UK anyway).
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Not often you stumble across one of these
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Having recently achieved another year’s MOT (not without event), thought today was a nice day to treat the 75 to some Lanoguard on its underside. Still looking pretty decent under there.
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On 09/05/2022 at 22:46, Richard_FM said:
One was blown up in an episode of Father Ted.
Not quite as twattish behaviour to destroy one in 1995, or whenever that was. Only a complete philistine would do it now.
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3 hours ago, sierraman said:
I mean a garage specialising in cars that ceased production 15 years ago and are probably worth sub £1,500 is never going to be a wise business proposal.
To be fair, they were keeping their MGR expertise fairly quiet in recent years. They changed the name of the place and started promoting themselves as BINI specialists, which they seemed to do a good trade in. But the guys there still knew a Rover 75 like the back of their hand.
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