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mk2_craig Rank: Renault 16

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Buy it then fund the purchase by convincing your local Cosworth owner that he needs to have "F2 :30OST" as his numberplate.

KruJoe Rank: Lancia Gamma

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"Save me from the race track im to good to race!!"

 

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WOLSELEY-15-60-GREAT-CAR-NOT-ROTTEN-BANGER_W0QQitemZ280230495314

 

 

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1980-AUSTIN-ALLEGRO-3-1-3L-in-WHITE_W0QQitemZ150250723741

 

 

 

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1999-CADILLAC-SEVILLE-STS-V8-AUTO-GREEN_W0QQitemZ190225586370

 

 

 

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TOYOTA-COROLLA-4WD-1-6-16V-SPARES-OR-REPAIRS_W0QQitemZ180246918427

mk2_craig Rank: Renault 16

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PLEASE NOTE. WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION EARLY AS THE CAR HAS BEEN ADVERTISED ELSEWHERE.

 

 

Please note. We have the right to whip the tyres off it and throw it on the scrapheap like all the other cars in the background if we're worried that the winning bid won't exceed its weight in mixed metals.
Mash Rank: Renault 16

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Blimey, I wouldn't half mind that wedge. Most people tend to favour the Wolseley version of these first ones but I'm drawn to the povvo spec of these Morrises.It's also a bit weird seeing a big modern-ish car with a Morris badge to add more shitey kudos. These must be into single figure survivors now.

MrRegieRitmo Rank: Renault 16

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A nice honest little early car! (get them while they're overlooked)

 

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Milford Cubicle Rank: Renault 16

Milford Cubicle

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The Nova has a stunning interior, imagine something similar on a new Corsa instead of the usual tedious black plastic and fake brushed aluminium.

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They wouldn't get away with it. 8)

mk2_craig Rank: Renault 16

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Never thought I'd say this but I am curiously drawn to that Nova, £20 says it'll have a pearlescent paintjob with facelift front end and a redtop before the year's out though.

Albert Ross Rank: Renault 16

Albert Ross

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I know of a Morris 1800 Wedge in daily use, one owner since new...............I'm a luddite with posting piccies, and the wife has hidden the camera..KUG 575N

Father Ted Rank: Renault 16

Father Ted

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Oddly excited by that Nova, trying to get the selelr of the wedge to tell me about the unloved looking TZD in the background - but without any joy.

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andrew e Rank: Lancia Gamma

andrew e

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Get that wedge picture please! DVLA check will not give me the details for KUG575N.

Mash Rank: Renault 16

Mash

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Love that Nova, it'll be a shame if it doesn't stay standard. Optional alloys too.I'm a big fan of these colour coded interiors from the early 80s; that green is fab!

r.welfare Rank: Renault 16

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My '84 1600GL Cavalier had the same shade of interior, with the same velour seats. Mmm. Vauxhall did some quite - ahem - brave interior colour combinations back in the early 80s.

MrRegieRitmo Rank: Renault 16

MrRegieRitmo

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A nice example but bid now if you want it as ends in half an hour....

 

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MrRegieRitmo Rank: Renault 16

MrRegieRitmo

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Undoubtedly a good one but seems an optimistic price to me hence no bids....

 

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mk2_craig Rank: Renault 16

mk2_craig

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Datsun's been on quite recently... same seller?I've got love for that Dodge van, but a petrol automatic? :lol: Just the right time to be selling such a thing when oil's 130 bucks a barrel

Dead_E23 Rank: Renault 16

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The Dodge is almost certainly an ex-comms vehicle for escorting nuclear convoys from Aldermaston. In its working days it would have had blue beacons on the roof and a pair of (very expensive) telescopic radio masts either side of the back doors operated by air from a compressor in the back. A friend bought one which he converted to a camper-cum-workshop for when he was away doing motorsport. When he got it there was a choice of two, and I suspect this is the other one.One cool thing about it was that the generator in the side ran almost silently - apart from in the dead of night, the only way you could tell it was running was if you noticed the heat of its exhaust wafting from under the van. Spooky.

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