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off to collect, :-D :-D even has air-con....

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Toyota Camry?

One of those near me, 2.2 auto. Old girl, K reg i think. for sale.

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I still think of VP 1300s as elderly chariots but I don't expect its one of those...

 

Mk1 Agila?   Honda Jizz?   Mazda 2?  Picanto?

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1965 Buick Riviera.

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1965 Buick Riviera.

If it is, I'm on the way, with camera!

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right,it may have air-con,more hot than cool,headlight not a failure,have seen 1.00 repair jobbie in poundshop,cant go wrong at that price,only done 51000 miles,got the great powerfull 1.0 non timing belt version,saves money,radio dead as dodo,ariel none,broke off,more to follow,off poundland,lidl...

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Without casting nasturtiums on your new purchase, who walked into a showroom and thought "Ooh yeah, a car taller than it is wide, that's a bit of me."?

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I do hope your Gummybear ads have the strapline "Bolton's premier Wagon R specialist", is this the second or third one you've had now?

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^^No it doesn't^^

 

They're bloody horrible, well done.

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cheap chinese radio ordered 8.99,ariel aswell,managed to get last tin of baurfix black anti-rust paint,got plastic headlight repair from poundshop,sills have been prev welded,seems to be pretty neat job,just needs good overcoating,...drives ok for what it is..

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The "Police stop this vehicle if driven by anybody apparently under 25" or whatever the message behind the yellow triangular windscreen sticker was back in the last century seems slightly optimistic with a hint of paranoia thrown in, quite honestly I can't see this being prime joyrider material, although any kind of handbrake turn may prove interesting.


Seriously though, well purchased, from any angle it looks kind of interesting.............


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Is that sawn-off roof bar on the boot lid standard fit?

It's one of those grab handrails, like you see fitted next to house doors so old people can help themselves up the step. In this case they fit them so that Doris (other old lady names available) can hang onto the car for balance before transferring her grip to her tartan shopping trolley.

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air con now working,nice cold,just a fuse,zero spent,not needed to fill up,still has half-tank fuel.radio working,fashioned up ariel of sorts,sounds ok,till i get chinese one,.. :-D

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post-19591-0-78324600-1500994295_thumb.pngmore pictures tomorrow,got the welder out sunday,drivers door had bloody big gap your could put your hand through,top door hinge was prev welded in 2015,but had not welded the hinge all round,so off came the door only four bolts,than had to remove the front wing,quite easy to come off on these,grinded,than cut off previous repair,put door back on temp,gap better,than tacked on hinge had to keep an eye ,as in hinge is fuse box,wires...removed door again,then welded all around hinge,slapped on some black underseal,thats done,than rebolted door back on,air-con belt 3.43 from japparts in london,and oil filter,changed belt what pita,than noticed from crossmemeber,anti roll bar area couple of holes appeared,more welding tommorw,rear silncer blows slightly,another plate tomorrow..picturs than..

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Without casting nasturtiums on your new purchase, who walked into a showroom and thought "Ooh yeah, a car taller than it is wide, that's a bit of me."?

My dad. 2005.

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