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Rocket88 Rank: Lancia Gamma

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Never really "got" E types....Mk10/420g that's another story......I love their air of menace, especialy in the right colour.

aled Rank: Austin Maxi

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this place is only about 6 miles from me and he really does have some dross for sale there, alot i would say are only good for spares others should have been shot long ago.

 

he did have a half tidy bedford van with sliding doors on the front (cant remember the model)about 1966 vintage that looked good

seth Rank: Renault 16

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Pog, totally missed that the HA was headed your way! It looks pretty sound - my thinking is that if a car like that has sat for so long and was full of wag it would be popping out all over by now. Look forward to seeing more. I reckon brake re-build followed by MOT!

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Do you have somewhere to put it?Do you have the monies?Can it get to your place easily / within budget?If all these are yes, then you should look at it :)

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1976 Ford Cortina 2.0 GL

 

Brilliant! Kept in a garage since the early 90s, seems to have preserved that "nearly dead" look of the remaining 70s cars around at that time.

 

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1981 Austin miniMetro 1.0 L

 

Hey Pog, your Christmas present has arrived! Early "miniMetro" sort in the absolute scummiest spec available, the 1.0 L. Want headrests? Swivel. For maximum povvo-spec effect, bin the tapedeck and one of the mirrors, then drive over to your local BL specialist to have the suspension pumped up.

AXrescuer Rank: Citroen Ami

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1985 Rover 216 Vitesse EFi

 

Now this looks like a proper nice thing, I bet it drives great! They look ace on those wheels.

I had a red one of those back in '88, bloody loved it. Can't for the life of me recall why I sold it now. :cry:
Spottedlaurel Rank: Lancia Gamma

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That Sunny appeals to me. They're not the most robust model Nissan ever made though.The on/off/on-again Carina estate has just gone for £485, looks like to a Toyota owner though don't know whether here or in Ireland.

Split_Pin Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

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1976 Ford Cortina 2.0 GL

 

Brilliant! Kept in a garage since the early 90s, seems to have preserved that "nearly dead" look of the remaining 70s cars around at that time.

 

 

Similar to what my Uncle had in 1990, except red with faded beige roof, damp carpets (offcuts from bedroom circa 1974) and collapsing front suspension. 100% :D
CortinaDave Rank: Renault 16

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I'd say that cortina is a dead cert to end up on the track. Always think wing mirrors look gobsmackingly crap on a mk4...they suit the mk3's but just look rubbish on later cars.Would be ace to do just enough to get it through a test then smoke about in it to upset your neighbours.

Father Ted Rank: Renault 16

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And if I may be allowed to punt my bike so I can fund a nice renner 5 monnaco shitter....

 

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Yes, I know I put that i come off on dizzle, but im not going to admit on the bay that i locked both front and bac wheels up on a straight bit of road am i?

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