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Posted
18 hours ago, sierraman said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/135355583101?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=4SCH3nY_SLO&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=0gRg2HOGS5y&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
 

Flat, shit paint job - check… underseal tide - check… symptoms of boredom by colour coding everything - check… filler all over the show… check

£5,750… are these people on drugs? 

Saw that very car driving about a week ago, photos definitely flatter it as the paint looked even worse in person. For £5,750 I reckon they'll be holding on to it for quite a while...

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Isopon said:

Saw that very car driving about a week ago, photos definitely flatter it as the paint looked even worse in person. For £5,750 I reckon they'll be holding on to it for quite a while...

 

£575 to the local banger racers would be more apt. They’ve gone for a suede finish I see. 

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On 03/12/2024 at 19:55, Remspoor said:

May I present to you,  from The Netherlands, evidence the world has gone crazy

Austin Mini 1000 Mayfair 1275 GT for a cool € 1000,000, yes one million Euros.

https://www.autotrader.nl/klassieker/voertuig/austin-mini-1000-mayfair-1275-gt-benzine/505b15e5-67f2-4bfb-b5aa-3e192cd86ab0/

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Apart from the price there is so much wrong with this car.

Anyone who advertises any car for a million quid without even vacuuming the carpets can get in the sea!

Posted
7 minutes ago, MrBig said:

Anyone who advertises any car for a million quid without even vacuuming the carpets can get in the sea!

You could quite easily buy this https://www.carandclassic.com/l/C1781631

more bling and better spec car in the UK for 18k and ship it to NL and have a LOT of spare change from a million euros.

I can only assume those guys in the Netherlands have been partaking of serious amounts of mind altering substances

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19 minutes ago, goosey said:

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ah shit, the sellers lawns caught fire 

Might just be his pants! 😀

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Posted
1 hour ago, goosey said:

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ah shit, the sellers lawns caught fire 

I hope it doesn’t spread and burn that heap of shit to the ground… 🤣

Posted
16 minutes ago, sierraman said:

I hope it doesn’t spread and burn that heap of shit to the ground… 🤣

I do

Posted
16 minutes ago, sierraman said:

I hope it doesn’t spread and burn that heap of shit to the ground… 🤣

Would probably flash over due to the isopon and aerosol fumes 😂

Posted
6 hours ago, goosey said:

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ah shit, the sellers lawns caught fire 

Just smoking weed.

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17 minutes ago, wesacosa said:

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That'll be an increase in stolen classic Ford's then ....

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I charge £40 to overhaul a full set of TC/TX locks.

Trust me for most classics you don't need a key.

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Is £4,000 a good price for this mark 1 Mondeo? Looks a little rough but 75,000 miles and just passed the MOT according to the FB advert. @KWhite

1995 Mondeo V6 24v

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This car been stood for 13 years dry stored.it passed it mot no advisors at all. Body work is in very good condition. It done 75000 miles from new one owner it a 24 v v6 engine .this is a rare car.just testing water to see if any intrest.

 

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Posted
5 hours ago, ProgRocker said:

Is £4,000 a good price for this mark 1 Mondeo? Looks a little rough but 75,000 miles and just passed the MOT according to the FB advert. @KWhite

1995 Mondeo V6 24v

 

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That's way overpriced. Good Mondeos are still only in the £1500-2000 ballpark so they might just manage to get half of what they're asking if they tidied it up. As it stands it's probably worth around a grand.

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Posted
6 hours ago, ProgRocker said:

Is £4,000 a good price for this mark 1 Mondeo? Looks a little rough but 75,000 miles and just passed the MOT according to the FB advert. @KWhite

1995 Mondeo V6 24v

 

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@ProgRocker I agree with @quicksilver It's a nice car, but Mondeo's just aren't there yet

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Not only is this SUPER RARE compact £12,500, it’s also a 316.

The ten page description is "Ty Delorean" fantastic, all over a low mileage compact with an M-Sport body kit, 1 series interior and the bottom range engine nobody likes. You could get a top of the range E30 325i for much less and they're genuinely desirable.

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To date this project has cost me £5,150.00 in parts alone and this is not including the cost and valuation of my private cherish 5 digit registration mark (CINFO) which stands for CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. Valued alone at £8995.00

 

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Keeps up with Golf GTI’s and Honda R Types no problem, due to its lightweight body. Engine can be tuned to increase its performance.

At 115 bhp, certainly nippy and as quick as the Mark 1 Golf GTI at 110 bhp, or the iconic Escort Cosworth top end was only 149mph.

They can't, and I had to push my 316 into my parking space when it killed the battery and nearly prolapsed my intestines, they are 1.5 tonnes.
Read this person's insanity:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/187149279937

 

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KGF Classic Cars acted as the intermediary broker to facilitate the sale and transfer of ownership to myself August 2021.

In case you ever wondered what their customers were like...

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We had a Citroen AX years ago with metric wheels and found new tyres were far more expensive than for inch based wheels. Has the situation changed at all?

Posted
4 minutes ago, DSdriver said:

We had a Citroen AX years ago with metric wheels and found new tyres were far more expensive than for inch based wheels. Has the situation changed at all?

No!

Posted
12 hours ago, Rocket88 said:

No!

Well, yes. Instead of being expensive, they're simply not available any more. (There may be exceptions for race/rally tyres, I'm not sure). 

I saw a set of four on the bay a while ago but of course they were pre-date stamp so effectively prehistoric. 

The chances of finding a set now in the right size that aren't dessicated are basically zero. Which is a shame because I really like that Maestro/Montego wheel style. 

I have idly wondered if the bead faces on metric wheels could be turned down on a big lathe to some inch-friendly size. 

Posted
1 hour ago, grogee said:

Well, yes. Instead of being expensive, they're simply not available any more. (There may be exceptions for race/rally tyres, I'm not sure). 

I saw a set of four on the bay a while ago but of course they were pre-date stamp so effectively prehistoric. 

The chances of finding a set now in the right size that aren't dessicated are basically zero. Which is a shame because I really like that Maestro/Montego wheel style. 

I have idly wondered if the bead faces on metric wheels could be turned down on a big lathe to some inch-friendly size. 

I've forgotten why they brought in metric wheels, or why they didn't catch on gain more traction. @yes oui si?

Posted
20 hours ago, DSdriver said:

We had a Citroen AX years ago with metric wheels and found new tyres were far more expensive than for inch based wheels. Has the situation changed at all?

There was a time when my wife had a metro 1275 sport that you could only get the tyre that fitted from one manufacturer and in 1996 I didn't want to spend £65 each for them.  But scrap yards were full of Rusty metros, so you could buy a set of 4 wheels and tyres for £30 . And if you looked you could find them as new, metro having failed the mot for rust. 

I nearly bought a set of metro turbo wheels which were imperial 13 inch, but the tyres were fucked and whilst it was a better long term solution at the time cash flow was nearly negative. 

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Posted
6 hours ago, High Jetter said:

I've forgotten why they brought in metric wheels, or why they didn't catch on gain more traction. @yes oui si?

Apart from the USA everything in Engineering is metric.  

Given that 80% of cars are not made in the USA, you'd think the conversion to metric wheels would have been much easier.  Especially as the sizing has mm for the width. 

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