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Posted
15 minutes ago, New POD said:

£500 to buy a car without a bad reputation and give it one. 

Like this bloke you mean?

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Posted
9 minutes ago, wuvvum said:

Like this bloke you mean?

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Is that jerremy clurksum? 

Posted
10 minutes ago, High Jetter said:

Small Heath tho...

Precisely where it belongs.

Posted
1 hour ago, grogee said:

I like the way the ad blurb begins:

"It is with a sad heart I must sell one of my PTs this one I have owned for the last 11 years.."

Much as I quietly, and completely irrationally, quite like PTCs, it's clear this poor chap is unwell. 

It would be great to see him on here!

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Posted
25 minutes ago, Dick Longbridge said:

Much as I quietly, and completely irrationally, quite like PTCs, it's clear this poor chap is unwell. 

It would be great to see him on here!

I love how many PTC owners live a wonderful nostalgic world of Americana where the sun always shines, country music on the radio, no jobs have been outsourced to China, and we don't talk about problematic foreign policy, sigh*.

*definitely not like UK MG owners ;-)

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Ford Capri 2 Litre Gear 

Well I never it's a Giah with a Gear but also a Ghia.

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Posted

One of my dream cars is coming up for sale and I'm having to do a lot of soul-searching about this one. I was trying to remember where and when I first got wind of this chunky old beast, but it must have been at a very young age as it feels like I've always 'known' about it and it's stuck with me for 30 years or whatever. I knew it was at Brian May's place but didn't know any work had been done on it until after he died and all his stuff first went up for sale.

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Long before I could understand anything about vernacular postwar British coachbuilding I knew this thing looked 'weird' and that was appealing, and it seemed so mysterious and unknowable and I've just always been low-level obsessed with it. Anyway, it looks like this now

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Shame it's been done in such a heinous colour as the body resto actually looks pretty neat and tidy. Shame, also, that it's 'as-is' with no engine, running gear, interior or anything else, despite being a complete car when Brian got it and started the strip-down. I assume all the 'bits' are in there in the spares sale the following day but apart from the bumpers (with reg plates still attached) it's impossible to know what belonged to this car to begin with. The lack of engine does at least means its not really of any valuable to B ISTO CARS people (and it won't get broken up) and therefore might not really be worth very much at all... and it's no reserve. Lots to think about over the next few weeks.

https://www.brightwells.com/timed-sale/5404/lot/612557

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