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27 minutes ago, Skizzer said:

Do we believe this is really an A-series? It looks too weedy, more like a Transit with an A-series nose stuck on.

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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F274367656198

The unattached number plate in one of the photos comes back as a non-specific blue Ford, 2.4litre Diesel with a revenue weight of 3.5t.

Billy would know. I miss @Cavcraft.

Oh no don't mention Billy !!

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7 hours ago, jumpingjehovahs said:

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Hyundai Tragedy, my dad’s work used to have one of these as a pool car, every week there were fights for the keys to a Sprinter, a Getz and a knackered Focus for the drive back to Scotland as these were so shite.

 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274308658168

Now hang on there.

My step father had two of these back to back. He moved to them after getting sick of being mugged by a succession of Renault Espace's going titsup, especially gearboxes (these were new).  Cheap, slow and agricultural maybe but very reliable.  He's been with the marque ever since.

I do wonder where the the other two rear seats are mind.  And you do get free car washes for a month...

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3 hours ago, Skizzer said:

Do we believe this is really an A-series? It looks too weedy, more like a Transit with an A-series nose stuck on.

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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F274367656198

The unattached number plate in one of the photos comes back as a non-specific blue Ford, 2.4litre Diesel with a revenue weight of 3.5t.

Billy would know. I miss @Cavcraft.

The "A" cab shared most components with the Transit and the most notable differences are the longer and wider wings, longer hood and a different grille. 

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22 hours ago, meggersdog said:

Cloth-seated, half-a-V12, single-cammed misery spec jaaag. Winning.

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2 hours ago, Vantman said:

The "A" cab shared most components with the Transit and the most notable differences are the longer and wider wings, longer hood and a different grille. 

Indeed, but that one’s got a narrower track that doesn’t need the flared arches and it’s on titchy Transit wheels. It also looks unnaturally low for an A-series.

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5 minutes ago, Skizzer said:

Indeed, but that one’s got a narrower track that doesn’t need the flared arches and it’s on titchy Transit wheels. It also looks unnaturally low for an A-series.

The 'Base' model A Series was a 3.5 tonne gvw so probably as you say mostly transit.

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12 hours ago, Skizzer said:

Do we believe this is really an A-series? It looks too weedy, more like a Transit with an A-series nose stuck on.

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https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F274367656198

The unattached number plate in one of the photos comes back as a non-specific blue Ford, 2.4litre Diesel with a revenue weight of 3.5t.

Billy would know. I miss @Cavcraft.

Why? What’s up?

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19 hours ago, jumpingjehovahs said:

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Early 416 auto, with only 22,000 miles (and the best colour for one of these imo). Weird ad as it’s £1200 buy it now or “I’ll just let the auction run it’s course”. Currently £225, giffer scrapes included.


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174281059914

I thought these were all k series.

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20 hours ago, jumpingjehovahs said:

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A face only a mother could love. An unusual thing, according to the the seller parts are available through Nissan UK - I'm not sure if I would want the burden of a 2004 luxury limo even with that caveat. 

And there was I thinking the 1994–1998 Ford Scorpio was ugly.

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15 hours ago, Dabooka said:

Now hang on there.

My step father had two of these back to back. He moved to them after getting sick of being mugged by a succession of Renault Espace's going titsup, especially gearboxes (these were new).  Cheap, slow and agricultural maybe but very reliable.  He's been with the marque ever since.

I do wonder where the the other two rear seats are mind.  And you do get free car washes for a month...

I’m always happy to hear some love for old tat like this. I think their hatred came from exactly what you mention. Cheap, slow and agricultural isn’t what you’re hoping for doing Bristol to Glasgow on a Friday night. I thought the same about the seats, and it is advertised as a 7-seater, but it looks mighty practical as a 5 seater

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This is identical to the car my parents had that I learnt to drive in (RIP AF54 XAJ). It was lovely, but always broken and this one seems no different. 
 

Gearbox issues, obvs, random limp home modes that no-one can diagnose and the boot sometimes refuses to close (ours did all three). But, I’d have another. 
 

£300 spares or repairs 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133406180015

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10 minutes ago, jumpingjehovahs said:

I’m always happy to hear some love for old tat like this. I think their hatred came from exactly what you mention. Cheap, slow and agricultural isn’t what you’re hoping for doing Bristol to Glasgow on a Friday night. I thought the same about the seats, and it is advertised as a 7-seater, but it looks mighty practical as a 5 seater

You're spot on there mind. It was bought as a local runaround kind of wagon, kids, grand kids (and after retiring early) foster kids and their kids....  and a big daft dog too. There were some longer runs but not many, and I can see that a weekly run between Glasgow and Bristol wouldn't be anticipated with glee and hope.  He moved onto a 7 seat Santa Fe (?) which was a huge leap forward although the rearmost seats were underfloor types and small.

 

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Useful thing this and am I right that the TDI is veg friendly? Comes with one odd wing mirror with a side repeater in, amazing seat fabric and a blue dashboard. I wonder if this was one of the last cars to have a colour matched in non-dreary black dashboard?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224007985870

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