eBay tat volume 3.

[D.E]

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202303305786232?advertising-location=at_cars&sort=datedesc&include-delivery-option=on&year-to=2006&price-to=1000&postcode=cb12az&radius=1500&onesearchad=New&onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=Used&page=3

[wesacosa]

[sdkrc]

https://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/mitsubishi-l300-panel-van-2000-manual-1997-cc/1454918561

Expensive but also alluring even if it is in petrol flavour

[barrett]

I know nowt about owt, but surely on a £ for lb basis this ERF lorry for £3000 has to be the bargain of the century? All up and running apparently

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1925758867768787/

[SteersWithThrottle]

26 minutes ago, barrett said:

I know nowt about owt, but surely on a £ for lb basis this ERF lorry for £3000 has to be the bargain of the century? All up and running apparently

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1925758867768787/

That seems implausibly cheap to me. Like, "there's a 1 missing from the front of that price" implausible.

EDIT: Ok maybe not quite out by that much, but:
https://walkermovements.com/vehicles/erf-lv-4x2-chassis-cab-1969-lma-962g/

[Schaefft]

2 hours ago, wesacosa said:

51k miles and new tires! Thats a good deal.

[Hertz]

Perfect.

https://www.carandclassic.com/car/C1566536

[cort16]

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/134511365474

[hairnet]

11 hours ago, egg said:

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/534465485525489/

Amazed it doesn't sag in the middle when the pillarless doors are opened.

oh @Skizzer

[cort16]

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234949820528

[Conrad D. Conelrad]

balmy out today

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/314480614664

[wesacosa]

[aldo135]

@Lacquer Peel @Supernaut @Jim Bell retro version for you, not seen one for ages!

[cort16]

Ooft I bet this was the mutts nuts back in 1993. it needs a proper set of BBS wheels though those are friggin awful.

 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/364200295089

[barefoot]

16 hours ago, D.E said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175669141101?hash=item28e6b25e6d:g:Qh4AAOSwNQ5kJIiz

The reason that this has only done 8,000 miles is probably because they are utterly dreadful to drive.

[cort16]

9 minutes ago, barefoot said:

The reason that this has only done 8,000 miles is probably because they are utterly dreadful to drive.

I always thought these things were quite nice to drive in comparison to the other stuff of the same age. 

[Cavcraft]

Relatively cheap Fiat Mulitplanted into a wall, anyone?

Fiat Multipla 1.6 Petrol | eBay

'MOT failure - needs 3 x new wheel bearings and a number plate light fitting'

And a n/s/f anti-roll bar pin/bush.

And an o/s/f anti-roll bar pin or bush  

Oh, and a brake hose.

Plus the advisories.

 

 

 

[Cavcraft]

reliant fox | eBay

[Jim Bell]

2 hours ago, aldo135 said:

@Lacquer Peel @Supernaut @Jim Bell retro version for you, not seen one for ages!

Cheers Aldo. I've already been looking at it. Only on the internet though. I'd already be on my way to fckn buy it if I had 2 grand. 

[barefoot]

2 hours ago, cort16 said:

I always thought these things were quite nice to drive in comparison to the other stuff of the same age. 

My old man had a first generation Cherry, an E10 which was a hoot to drive, it was nippy and felt a lot like a Mini. When he replaced it with the later N10, I couldn't believe how shit it was in comparison. I remember thinking that the gear ratios had all been raised by the larger diameter wheels, but the body was also a lot bigger and although quieter it was incredibly sluggish, with the controls lacking any sort of feel. 

But other opinions are of course available.

[Split_Pin]

I have sorely, sorely wanted one of these for a long time but reading old threads on here suggests they are badly made, thirsty, rust prone and have weird electrical faults.

I think the chances of finding a rear subframe for this FB Marketplace St. Helens based MOT failure are at absolute zero (X216 YWL for anyone that cares). If it was close to me and just above scrap money I would though.

 

[Metal Guru]

On 28/03/2023 at 12:55, Chuck Buckles said:

I’m digging that 

It’s the pits !

[Asimo]

What this page needs is 6800cc of Ford Econoline. (Econo...🤣)

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275764304505

[D.E]

https://www.carandclassic.com/car/C1525161

Quote

Last owner brought the M. G in 1960 he was a magician and traveled to holiday camps all over the country (see photo of article) in auto express magazine April 7th 1995.

[sdkrc]

57 minutes ago, Split_Pin said:

I have sorely, sorely wanted one of these for a long time but reading old threads on here suggests they are badly made, thirsty, rust prone and have weird electrical faults.

Yes, but what are the downsides to XG30 ownership?

[Split_Pin]

30 minutes ago, sdkrc said:

Yes, but what are the downsides to XG30 ownership?

 

[Split_Pin]

4 hours ago, cort16 said:

I always thought these things were quite nice to drive in comparison to the other stuff of the same age. 

Very popular as learner cars when they were new, my mum passed her test in one.

[NorfolkNWeigh]

50 minutes ago, Asimo said:

What this page needs is 6800cc of Ford Econoline. (Econo...🤣)

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275764304505

I rented a V10 Econoline minibus on a holiday to Florida in 2007, was amazed how economical it was, we drove around for nearly a week before having to buy petrol. With lots of smoky u-turns and teaching the kids how to do donuts on Daytona Beach. Eventually filled it up and discovered it had something like a 50 gallon tank! Luckily petrol was about €3 a gallon and a dollar was 50p, wouldn’t fancy it so much at £7.50 a gallon.

[Cavcraft]

Mercedes 814 LK Splitter Truck | eBay

Any helpful selling points, M8?

'Hanging rails for wardrobe' 

'

[cort16]

I always thought it was mad they had a basically 7 litre v10 petrol in vans and pickup trucks although I think dodge had an even bigger 8 litre v10 that made less power around the same time.