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WAHOO!!!!!!!

Vendor of one of my all time favourite 'must haves' just rang me back after a week of waiting thinking I'd missed the boat. It's a tank, one of the residents on this very site finally nabbed one recently, although I may have hit the V8 manual jackpot!

Face it - I'm a shiter - so if it's not needing to be swept up to move it I'm buying the fekker!

Wanted to go tonight but it's a fair distance away and I'm still in the office.........

 

Anyone interested or wanting to guess.... knock yourselves out.

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Hmm, right shape engine, too many pedals?  I'm guessing Bavarian, with a 5 or a 7 in the "name."

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I'm going to guess it's an SD1 too, purely due to references to it having to be swept away.

 

I eagerly await the moment I'm proved spectacularly wrong.

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V8 eh ?  ..well it could be something like this . .

 

1974-Kawasaki-1600-V8-at-showroom.jpg

 

..or perhaps a 1960's Daimler 2.5 ?  Very nice cars, and still a few to be found at a budget price

 

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.. I even found a photo of one in Autoshiter beige ..especially for the hard-core amongst us.. :mrgreen:

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If it's a 928 I'll be very impressed indeed.

 

I've driven one – don't be, they've got their own problems.

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A good 928 is a stunning piece of engineering that is utterly amazing and one of the best cars ever made. Mine wasn't a good one but was still amazing, none of the electrics worked properly but you didn't care as soon as you booted it. In auto form it was the fastest go kart on the planet. A shit one is a world of pain, but that is the same with any car.

 

I paid £2k for mine, that would buy one wheel now I think with prices how they are.

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Neoplan Skyliner?

 

I used to drive a twin turbo Merc engined one of them with a four over four box. Great laugh and the biggest thing I've ever driven sideways down the road on frost :D

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I hope that it is a Majestic Major limousine. They are like a 120mph Masonic Lodge.

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Those Daimlers were appropriately gearboxed, though, no?

 

American Borg-Warners I believe....

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1968 Mercury Cougar with a 289 and four-speed?

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So it was too easy.........  almost immediately - SD1 is correct.

 

I looked at an LTD 2 weeks ago and it was a true heap in every sense of the word - although the windows were closed when I viewed it, they obviously hadn't been when it was laid up in the nearby hedge!!!

Daimler V8 slipped through my fingers a couple of years back, ex's dad had one, had just paid over 10K!!! for total engine and box overhaul..... drove like a dream. He wanted shot (wife actually, a REAL dragon) and asked €5000 - Yup - you read that right - €5K...... I screamed yes over the phone and arranged to go get it that weekend (they are in Germany but it was a UK export). Wife decided that was too long and promptly sold it to another guy who came to look at it for €3500!!!!! I literally cried when I got there and it was gone, then got told the price she'd let it go for....... never ever forgave her for that (bitch).

 

I'm hoping to get this one for a bag o sand........ or less if I can wangle it. Linky to the ad below........ guy sounds fairly decent and went through a load of things already before I even asked to view.

 

https://www.2dehands.be/autos/rover/overige-modellen/rover3500-van-plas-369518435.html

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Why is there a picture of what appears to be a melted dog shit?

 

Also Dutch is the best language.

 

 

 

De wagen is voor opmaak benzinetank en pomp is defeckt je kan de wagen horen draaien met startpiloot de moter draait weg wegens andere wagen voor de rest in goede staat en onderaan is de wagen Zeergoed meer info 0494 711812 prijs 1250euro
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If you want a Daimler 250 V8,I can do you one.But its more than the 5k one you were offered,unfortunately.

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Also Dutch is the best language.

 

Do I detect a slight bias here...?  ;)

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