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What always gets me about these kinds of buses is the contrast between exterior and interior.

 

The exterior is all swish and swooshy, with a fancy new paint job. Then you see the totally utilitarian dashboard and it's as if the factory went "fuck it, that'll do" and just nailed some dials to a plank.

I don't think it was that swish and swooshy from the factory.  That looks like a buggered-about-with Plaxton Panorama body, which means it would originally have been as square and utilitarian as the dash - the only interesting feature being the massive yet almost invisible rear lights.

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This has got to be worth saving still surely, given what these are making in good nick nowadays?  You could pretend to be Trigger.  Or that bloke off Retro Rides a few years back who wanted to swap his Mk1 Civic for every single fugging car on the for sale board.

 

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There's no way anyone is going to pay £2200 for that Lancer, someone has just got a bit trigger-happy on eBay. I reckon that's £5-700 max

 

I wouldn't be so sure, £10 says its used to re shell an LT 2000

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Very-rare-Range-Rover-In-Vogue-model-1983-manual-/112303832089

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Very rare Range Rover 'In Vogue' model 1983

 

Now that we have the redundant horseshit out of the way, how about telling me about the condition of the rear crossmemember?

 

 

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Well fuck you very much!

Why didn't you say so at the beginning?

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Why? He's not arrogant, he's just stating his terms and conditions. Can't blame the bloke to be honest, he's probably trying not to get pissed about by the average 'buyer' these days, FFS.

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That'l end up at Flying spares or Westminster. Lots of good bit on there (rad shell is worth more than the current bid!) but the 'no mot' and not running will put off 99% of 'buyers' myself included. Was going to have a cheeky bid, but can't afford it if I have to pay some other bugger to work on it.

 

In short: the ideal vehicle for Panhard!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Series 2 as well so active ride which I know he wanted :)

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That'l end up at Flying spares or Westminster. Lots of good bit on there (rad shell is worth more than the current bid!) but the 'no mot' and not running will put off 99% of 'buyers' myself included. Was going to have a cheeky bid, but can't afford it if I have to pay some other bugger to work on it.

 

In short: the ideal vehicle for Panhard!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Series 2 as well so active ride which I know he wanted :)

Guess who is currently the highest bidder. I expect it will go out of my budget easily,  I don't expect to be highest bidder for long with my 1500, but you never know. I think the rad grilles are only worth about £600 with a mascot even though there are loads for sale a lot higher they just keep getting re-listed. The used parts market is a very small one and they all price at silly money in the hope someone falls for it.

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bargain

 

lovely colour

 

jarrs perfectly with the interior colour scheme

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