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Old breakers yard in norn iron which effectively closed many many years ago. The owner now deals in classic cars and runs an autojumble and sales display each easter. I have taken some pics, which i can share, but it'll be pic heavy! The old breakers yard is a true sight!

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That is just lovely, I want to live there.

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When I win the lottery I am buying somewhere like that.

 

That P4 Rover makes me a little sad - looks like someone went to the bother of fitting a new wing but then it got fragged anyway - seems a shame.

 

The Jag is a reminder of how good those old XJs were at rotting away.

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What the flippin eck is that black 3 door estate thingy?

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On the "Giffer looking at the MG" pic, has that Farina got Peugeot wheels? Or wheel, singular?

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It's funny when looking at these photos, I can instantly recognise most of the cars, even in their dilapidated states whereas with many moderns I need to look at the badge ....  

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On the "Giffer looking at the MG" pic, has that Farina got Peugeot wheels? Or wheel, singular?

I believe it's a 4x114.3 fitment toyota Celica lift back wheel

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What the flippin eck is that black 3 door estate thingy?

I was wondering that - looks like a Zodiac hearse to me.

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yes looks like a Coleman milne zephyr 6 rather than the usual homemade irish hearses.

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All very sad sights but at least they still remain in some form.

 

Apart from the red sherpa coupe.

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What the flippin eck is that black 3 door estate thingy?

Was about to ask the same, hearse conversion maybe ?

 

Oops beaten to it, teach me to read to the end of the thread before responding.

 

Ps for sale pics please

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The mk2 consul Farnham estate is a rare beast.

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A good source of parts for enthusiasts, better than them simply being cubed at any rate.

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The mk2 consul Farnham estate is a rare beast.

Two identical farnams. Deterioration to the roof on both cars you can see the join and filler where the coach builders added the rear estate section.

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I was wondering that - looks like a Zodiac hearse to me.

Forgive me. Zodiac hearse is correct!

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Tam Paddy Crawford's place in Raloo was like that back in about 1990. Long gone now though, and a grim story. Great pics, Faker.

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