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That's a superb way to go about things, isn't it? I'm not looking forward to doing the rest of the paint on the Stanza, might just die instead. Just thinking of all that sandpaper annoys me.

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So how does something like that pass inspection/emissions laws, is there some kind of age-related exemption in certain states?

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Indeed state based exclusions on age of vehicle, that one's in Ohio and it looks like emissions testing is a bit of a joke for stuff older than 1995 - if you can just get it 30% better (no matter how bad it was) or if you spend $200 trying (even with no improvement) you can get a waiver for the 2 year cycle.....or so says the loacl DMV

http://www.epa.state.oh.us/dapc/echeck/ ... extem.html

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Ah, cheers for that, I wondered how something with an A-series engine (which must chug out something like Strontium 90 compared to catalyst-equipped Yank chod) would be allowed in!

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Arthritis car show? :shock::?:?

It's like concours, but the judges only examine the car's universal joint.
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Now without looking looking at the linky, Try and have a guess what this is first, I was thinking Avenger'ish.

 

 

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Think this should go in the ebay bargains thread...

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Arthritis car show? :shock::?:?

Dodgy joint full of stiffs apparently. :oops:
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So how does something like that pass inspection/emissions laws, is there some kind of age-related exemption in certain states?

In a lot of states when a car is 25 years old then you can import them no problem at all. Some states don't have inspections or emissions checks either.I wanted to import a Skyline (under 25 years old ) back in 2002 but it would have cost me $25,000 just to get the paperwork done via a "registered importer" what a crock of shite!
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Now without looking looking at the linky, Try and have a guess what this is first, I was thinking Avenger'ish.

 

MK2 Escort?
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MK2 Escort FO'SHO'.What makes it look weird, apart from the eye-stabbingly awful bodykit and Subaru rear wong, are the rear lights. I wonder what they are from? They are a lot larger than the standard units.

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Blimey that's an early one. The colour suits it really well like that Terracotta they first came in - really period.

 

Actually when I was little a neighbour had a Mk2 van in that blue and it absolutely stank on hot days. There must have been some rancid chemical in that shade of paint!

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What makes it look weird, apart from the eye-stabbingly awful bodykit and Subaru rear wong, are the rear lights. I wonder what they are from? They are a lot larger than the standard units.

Cavalier/Manta, mounted upside down?
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Hmmm, I'm also thinking Manta (upside down):

 

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How could even Pog resist?!

Pretty easily!Clean as that Metro may be I'd still rather slam my tackle in the fridge door (repeatedly) than actually own it.
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That is proper clean, we had it out for Ashes to Ashes. No idea he was selling it....

 

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I think that's me in the background talking to the bloke in the beige hat! :lol:

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Metro seller quote:

 

Why am I selling?

 

To make some space for my collection which is far too big.

 

Yeah, well, with aiming to own an example of every spec/engine size combination of a mass market car at the same time, you will get that....

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