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1 hour ago, D.E said:

thats very nice! but I am somewhat suspicious in how all the the shorts *specifically* seem to avoid showing the registration number, and being from 1962 that will have been on an age-less mark, so the cynical bastard part of me is wondering LOL

might explain why the car is so cheap if its had a nice valuable plate thats subsidised it somewhat...

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2 hours ago, LightBulbFun said:

thats very nice! but I am somewhat suspicious in how all the the shorts *specifically* seem to avoid showing the registration number, and being a 1962 that will have been on an age-less mark, so the cynical bastard part of me is wondering LOL

might explain why the car is so cheap if its had a nice valuable plate thats subsidised it somewhat...

It could be pure coincidence, but the link below is wrongly identified as a 1965 Vogue with pretty much the same mileage as the car in question. It also has a tiny red sticker on the front offside quarter light (window) .  DVLA vehicle enquiry shows the linked car to be 1962 and maroon. The vehicle in question has a maroon engine bay.  It did not sell for much on 1st March (£1700).  Same car?  (Now sold again?)

https://www.carandclassic.com/auctions/no-reserve-1962-singer-vogue-series-i-8bEQJ4

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Car sold.
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13 hours ago, RoverFolkUs said:

Second hand clutch anybody? May have a year's life left in it!? 

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Yep, the elusive crystal ball agrees!

You know I saw this and thought what the actual fuck, people will sell literal dog shit if they thought they’d get a £1 for it.

The sad reality dawned on me that there are absolute mingebags out there who would still buy stuff like this.

 

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43 minutes ago, Pat Earrings said:

You know I saw this and thought what the actual fuck, people will sell literal dog shit if they thought they’d get a £1 for it.

The sad reality dawned on me that there are absolute mingebags out there who would still buy stuff like this.

 

I think the market for this is a scumbag mechanic who would fit it but charge for a brand new part or a knobhead who knows of a suitable car for sale cheap with the clutch gone and puts this in to flip it

 

Either way, no good comes from a £10 clutch

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59 minutes ago, Pat Earrings said:

You know I saw this and thought what the actual fuck, people will sell literal dog shit if they thought they’d get a £1 for it.

The sad reality dawned on me that there are absolute mingebags out there who would still buy stuff like this.

 

And then sell the car on preaching "new clutch m8" !

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21 hours ago, egg said:

Oof - what a colour! Still, seller looks to be an interesting chap judging by his other goodies. He also has this beast, but what lurks behind the skip is a treat for the eyes too - https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/722282279486475/?ref=marketplace_profile&referral_code=undefined

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This looks a bargain.  75 diesel tourer with long MOT for £750 BIN.
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I think these are probably one of the best bargains you can get atm. If the sills aren't rotten and the clutch isn't bad then they're remarkably reliable and not a bad drive. If mine was an auto then I think I'd still have it.
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It was all supposed to be so easy

Just take back the wheel trims

withdraw that extra money

and tell mum I'm only 5ft 3

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Triumph 2000 Mk2 Auto. | eBay

Dry your eyes mate

your yard is a mud lake

The govt site is not made up 

it hasn't had an electronic MOT

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Triumph 2000 Mk2 Auto. | eBay

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