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richardmorris

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30 minutes ago, Cavcraft said:

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1977-Rolls-Royce-Shadow-II-BARN-FIND-SPARES-OR-REPAIR-DAMAGED-CLASSIC-RESTORATIO/324305028361?hash=item4b82160509:g:jKYAAOSwoYZfak1b

 

'STOOD IN A GARAGE FOR PAST 20 YEARS DID RUN'

 

 

The titanic was running perfectly too last time it was out. 

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Cavcraft Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

Cavcraft

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Garishly coloured CL500 with a full test for £1,650. He's in Scotland, so if @cort16 is feeling brave/pissed/lucky, or @DodgyBastard reads the listing and sees the vendor wants to swap for a 190E, we could have a winner*

 

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MERCEDES-CL-500-AUTO/264874973303?hash=item3dabc75877:g:D-QAAOSwjFpeaATz

Dick Cheeseburger Rank: Talbot Tagora

Dick Cheeseburger

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5 hours ago, Mr Laurence said:

I don’t care that it’s £10k, this looks spectacular 

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https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/960134711128525

Agreed that it's a stunner and that price for such a rarity is largely irrelevant. 

However, the fact it's survived in the gorgeous Maltese climate for the last 40 years, only to be dragged to our damp, salty isle makes me a little sad. I always loved seeing the old motors when visiting Malta as a kid - it was great to see cars which had become rare over here due to rot. 

I'd be surprised if there are any mk1 Escrots remaining there by now. 

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Dick Cheeseburger Rank: Talbot Tagora

Dick Cheeseburger

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8 minutes ago, Tubbo said:

‘Running, driveable, no welding required, MOT exempt’

Man dying at the wheel!

£1300

https://www.gumtree.com/p/other-cars/triumph-vitesse-2ltr-running-driveable/1385353515

 

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That's silly cheap for a running and driving Vitesse. Last MOT ran out in 2015, so theoretically it's not totally rotten. Maybe. 

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Mr Laurence

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16 minutes ago, Dick Longbridge said:

Agreed that it's a stunner and that price for such a rarity is largely irrelevant. 

However, the fact it's survived in the gorgeous Maltese climate for the last 40 years, only to be dragged to our damp, salty isle makes me a little sad. I always loved seeing the old motors when visiting Malta as a kid - it was great to see cars which had become rare over here due to rot. 

I'd be surprised if there are any mk1 Escrots remaining there by now. 

I’ve noticed this as well. Malta isn’t a huge place, but in recent years, it seems like a huge amount of interesting old stuff is being brought over here from there. It can’t be long before most of it is gone. You could certainly make the argument that these old cars form part of Malta’s identity, so taking all of them away does seem a shame

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Dick Cheeseburger

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12 minutes ago, Mr Laurence said:

I’ve noticed this as well. Malta isn’t a huge place, but in recent years, it seems like a huge amount of interesting old stuff is being brought over here from there. It can’t be long before most of it is gone. You could certainly make the argument that these old cars form part of Malta’s identity, so taking all of them away does seem a shame

Totally agree. Malta is a better place for them. Supply and demand wins though and the Maltese have clearly worked out it's financially rewarding to sell their non-rusty classics for large sums to deranged Brits!

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Tadhg Tiogar

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1 hour ago, Mr Laurence said:

I’ve noticed this as well. Malta isn’t a huge place, but in recent years, it seems like a huge amount of interesting old stuff is being brought over here from there. It can’t be long before most of it is gone. You could certainly make the argument that these old cars form part of Malta’s identity, so taking all of them away does seem a shame

 

51 minutes ago, Dick Longbridge said:

Totally agree. Malta is a better place for them. Supply and demand wins though and the Maltese have clearly worked out it's financially rewarding to sell their non-rusty classics for large sums to deranged Brits!

In return, we send 'em things like bendy-buses....

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