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I have dropped a bottle of Gloy.

 

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Correct dashboard for a 205, none of this round vent control nonsense

 

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One also assumes correctly engined as well

 

https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C905591

There's a lot of bollocks in the description but basically he's right.

 

Worst mistake I made with new cars (and I've had a lot) was trading my 1989 XS in after two years for a 1.6 GTi ( I couldn't afford the 1.9) back in 1991. The XS was a far, far, far better car. Better response, better handling, better economy, and honestly quicker.

To say I was disappointed in the 10 and a half grand I'd spent on the GTi was a fucking massive understatement.

 

Traded it in at three years for a Shitroen ZX diesel........

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Classic-mercedes-200-W123-Spare-or-Repair-MOT-Failure-LOW-RESERVE/273507378616?hash=item3fae4f65b8:g:hOIAAOSwZrdbSoK4

 

'Low Reserve when you bear in mind re-sale value'

 

High reserve when you consider it needs Brewster's Millions to get it good enough to make top dollar.

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Daimler-Conquest-1954/223188273251?hash=item33f70ec863:g:r-8AAOSwKWBbgBPC

 

'no leaks'

 

 

Which nicely ruins my plans to go and pay for it now, collect it tomorrow, then say last night's conquest was dribbling from the flange when I left.

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I'd be highly interested to see a worse way to throw £375 down the shitter than buying this. It's beyond awful.

 

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Camping-motorbike-car-Teardrop-pod-caravan/263988477693?hash=item3d76f07efd:g:gskAAOSwE-5bwkvZ

 

 

It actually looks a mobile glory hole with a tin foil door. 

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Insurance company: What car is it?

Owner, glancing out of the window: Trans Am

Insurer: and what is the engine size?

Owner, glancing out of the window: 6.6 litre

 

Insurer: Okay, we just have a few more questions and I can give you your quote

Owner: Hang on, let me turn the car around

 

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1979-Pontiac-Trans-Am-American-Classic-V8-PRICED-TO-SELL/283209354693

Conrad! Immaculate japes as ever..

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£2500 doesn't seem like a bad price for one of these.

 

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-Insight-Mk1/263961530336

Seems like a lot to me! But I’ve also watched hubnut’s latest which I had assumed was a review of a brand new car until he said it was 2013 and worth a fortune! Mrs hubnut far from impressed as well.
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Watch out lads, it's a trap!

 

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mercedes-308D-T1-Unique-Converted-Luton-Campervan-1992/283200285076?hash=item41f00d6994:g:ZygAAOSwE-5bu1Kq:rk:2:pf:0

 

 

 

Engine overhaul in 2015

New starter motor

New exhaust

Brakes (master cylinder, hose, vacuum pump)

2 new rear tyres

New fan belt

New radiator

Track control rod

 

'Has never let me down'

 

Except for the time the engine needed reconditioning, the exhaust knackered up, the starter motor stopped working, the brakes jacked it in, the fan belt jumped ship, the radiator leaked and the TCR fucked itself  up?

 

'I am in no rush to sell'

 

'£8000'

 

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Cheap Atlantean.  Drivable on a car licence, although I'm not sure the 40-year MOT exemption applies to buses as the seller is claiming?

 

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I'd be highly interested to see a worse way to throw £375 down the shitter than buying this. It's beyond awful.

 

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Camping-motorbike-car-Teardrop-pod-caravan/263988477693?hash=item3d76f07efd:g:gskAAOSwE-5bwkvZ

 

 

It actually looks a mobile glory hole with a tin foil door.

Words fail me. It’s just so god damn awful it’s mesmerising.

 

 

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Cheap Atlantean.  Drivable on a car licence, although I'm not sure the 40-year MOT exemption applies to buses as the seller is claiming?

 

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It does if you don't use it commercially.

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If I were in the money, I'd make something proper nice out of this.

I really like the styling and I'm convinced the right colour combo would work really well.

Bonus GM 3.8 V6 drivetrain ruggedness allows one to concentrate on the looks without ever having to worry about forward motion.

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Want BX estate.

 

Not brave enough for 4x4 system that's made of brie.

 

..and supposedly the only one left in the entire country... Great Missenden, not too far away

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..and supposedly the only one left in the entire country...

That's definitely not true, although they are rare. Because made of brie.
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That's definitely not true, although they are rare. Because made of brie.

 

Mushy reliability?

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Just spotted on the bay. Seems a genuine cheapy.

 

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I was looking at that when it was on Craigslist in New York. The pictures were much better and it was about $1500 I just wasn't convinced it was a sound car. I suspect there is a fair bit of filler under the shiney paint

 

Do you realise how much wob these had applied in the factory?

 

You can't get a five metre ship assembled by unskilled labour that's still underpaid looking straight without at least half an inch of that shit applied and thus it's exactly what Detroit did. The common number one mistake in Europe when restoring such a car is leaving it off, that's why they usually have more waves down the flanks than the Atlantic.

 

Do not assume that septic chod is even close to European tat in workmanship. It's all mackle, like their houses.

Real US car buffs like me love it. Anybody holding an English passport apparently fails to get the concept big time, that's why yanks in the UK look like they do.

 

Getting 18 feet of Imperial look straight takes 50 pounds of bog, guess how I found out.

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