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Too much money, but... last Saturday I was sitting in a very similar car (same model but green) owned by a friend.  It's the dictionary definition of comfy!

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1965-Ford-Galaxie-500-LTD-289-V8-Hardtop-/322092136724?hash=item4afe2ff914:g:NvYAAOSwSzdXCq8q

 

this is probably way over priced but i think it looks great,

 

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a pillarless 4 door sedan, who'd have thought of that

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Taking your points in order:

Yes, grossly overpriced, but condition is on its side...

Detroit, who else? :)  My 1962 Cadillac was made the same way.

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I did click the link and then attempted to read the ad. It's definitely the first time I've read the phrase: "log fire just passed mot".

Its from Blackpool - be thankful its written in anything approaching English.

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Suzuki-BANDIT-GSF600S-600cc-only-6k-genuine-miles-/152078885555?hash=item23689ba2b3:g:rakAAOSw2x1XKkhU

 

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Quote : I am selling my Suzuki Bandit GSF S which has only done just under 6,000 miles!! I am the second owner and bought from a friend who has owned this bike from new. He only used it in the Summer months hence the low mileage. He took good care of it and for the last few years he didn't use it. I have owned it from November last year and just feel it's too big for me - i'm looking for something smaller.

I am selling this with a Givi pannier frame and two Givi panniers. I use one of the panniers as a top box for commuting which fits onto the the same frame. The bike has been well cared for and has a service history. It's due an MOT in June and I had a full service done on it in January. It has heated Oxford handle bar grips too. Serious offers would be considered as I am after a quick sale. Any questions please feel free to ask.

2 owners, 2 keys, Centre stand, Electric start, Heated grips, Luggage rack, Panniers, Top box. BLUE.

 

I am trying to arrange to view it tomorrow evening on my way back from Derby.  I still don't own a crash helmet.

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This description has a lot of words, and no information:

 

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THE LAST OF THE LAST

 

It is not

 

AS OF TODAY ONLY 22 OF HER TAXED ON UK ROADS

 

Several thousand were scrapped yesterday?

 

MB DIRECTOR IS ON THE RECORD AS SAYING, I WANT TO GET BACK TO BUILDING CARS OF THE W124 MODEL, I SAY GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.

 

An excerpt from the Frost/Nixon of nonsense.

 

JUST DRIVING THIS CAR, AND WITH 80,S SOUND TRACK TAKES YOU BACK IN TIME.

 

♪ SELLING MY CAR / I KNOW NOTHING AT ALL / I CAN LOCK ALL MY DOORS / UH OH HERE'S THE POLICE... IN CARS

 

GOT PULLED BY THE POLICE JUST TO VIEW HER A FEW DAYS AGO, POLICEMAN USED TO OWN ONE, THE SHAPE IS STILL LIKED.

 

Are we finished with this sociology report on the W124 now?

 

NEXT OWNER CAN GET THE MB 30YR BADGE.

 

What.

 

SELLING AS A PROJECT, ROOF DOSENT WORK, DRIVERS WINDOW DOSENT WORK, GOT SWITCH, SOME TIMES LAZY CHANGE FROM 3RD TO 4TH

 

Ah, there we go.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MERCEDES-300D-W124-/322088990910?hash=item4afdfff8be:g:Y44AAOSw-tNXIU3I

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Can we just see this again? I want a car that says this on the back. Theyve even got a full stop. I flippin love it!!!!

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Detroit, who else? :)  My 1962 Cadillac was made the same way.

 

Flint and Lansing. The 1955 Buick and Oldsmobile were the first cars available in 4 door hardtop flavour.

And that's only when you discount the countless custom built pillarless saloons on both sides of the the Atlantic as far back as the 1910s.

Who built the very first pillarless saloon (no matter whether 2 or more door), is a debate that has been ongoing for eons.

 

However, who built the very first hardtop wagon (sorry, pillarless estate), is known.

It was Buick for 1956, i.e. in September 1955. The new Oldsmobiles were - as was often the case - delivered later that year.

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Can we just see this again? I want a car that says this on the back. Theyve even got a full stop. I flippin love it!!!!

 

This is indeed something that makes me wonder whether a life without is even possible.

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1967-Dodge-Monaco/331844329092

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This car has been bought into the 21st century

 

I guess it already was in the 21st century last time it was bought.

 

 

One off paint job makes it a real head turner.

 

I turn my head left - right - left - right...

I bet it was delightfully JRG before it got vandalised, see A-pillar.

 

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And whoever replaced the original instruments and steering wheel with this abomination should be executed in public without a fair trial.

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Just to go back to that Sunny... I wonder if every driver that follows it does so with bated breath?

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Call me morbid, call me pale
I've spent six years on your trail
Six long years
On your trail

 

 

 

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And if you have five seconds to spare
Then I'll tell you the story of my life :
CZ, clumsy and shite

 

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I went to Yorkshire and I
I booked myself in at Sowe R B Y... .
I said : "I like it here - can I stay?
I like it here - can I stay?
Do you have a vacancy
For a carb fitter?

 

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CZ clumsy and shite
That's the story of my life
CZ, clumsy and shite
The story of my life
That's the story of my life
That's the story of my life.....

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/cz-175-/111987493251?hash=item1a12f98983:g:QMEAAOSw1DtXKoBF

 

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'No stupid offers', says the man trying to offload £250's worth of trouble for £2,000.

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What goes well on a Roller with silver stick on arches?

 

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A creme steering wheel of course.

 

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 â€˜Tidy’ at a distance, but closer inspection shows areas requiring attention - list available on request.

 

Think I have spotted number one on the list. Still would though.

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