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Given the choice I'd go for that red Tipo over the page or two back

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This beauty is in the Kings Lynn auction on Saturday with no reserve.

 

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Be still my beating heart!!!

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They sell for 20 plus grand un crunched amazingly. ( the ssr)

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Did anybody on here ever pay proper money for a proper car?

 

There's certainly an opportunity here.

 

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It's a weird world.  I want to tell the bloke his undesirable old Honda is worth nowhere NEAR this amount, and that i'll give him "600 2nite m8 tek it off yer ands".  But then in the context of shitty old Fords, £2k is very good value.  Actually, £2k is cheap.

 

What an office to observe the inside lane from.

 

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Dunno.  Maybe it's a bit rich.  Maybe I've been lucky of late buying at very fair prices.  He sounds like a proper chap, so if you turn up in chinos and leather shoes and behave politely, you might just get lucky.

 

 

 With regret, it is time to thin out my ever-growing vehicle collection. This is my 1988 Honda Accord in Forest Green. I am the 2nd owner of this car when I bought it in 2005. It was new to a titled gent in Central London where it was maintained by the Honda dealer. This is now a very rare car and it is offered to an enthusiast who will appreciate its rarity. I do not use this car often enough, so sadly it really has to go....

So, what is it worth? Who knows? However, given its rarity and excellent condition, I'm not giving it away so I am open to offers.....

New in 1988
85000 miles from new. (only 3000 miles per year average!)
Automatic
A new MOT is on the car
No rust at all.
Kept in a new, dry, locked shed.
Polished regularly
In the glove box is a copy of the "London Times" from the day the car was new.
Recent exhaust system fitted.
Recent new alternator.
Well and regularly maintained.
Recent new rear wheel arch repair sections fitted and re-sprayed.
Recent service including timing belt, new brake shoes and pads.

 

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Did anybody on here ever pay proper money for a proper car?

 

There's certainly an opportunity here.

 

8516983.jpg

 

It's a weird world.  I want to tell the bloke his undesirable old Honda is worth nowhere NEAR this amount, and that i'll give him "600 2nite m8 tek it off yer ands".  But then in the context of shitty old Fords, £2k is very good value.  Actually, £2k is cheap.

 

What an office to observe the inside lane from.

 

8516989.jpg

 

Dunno.  Maybe it's a bit rich.  Maybe I've been lucky of late buying at very fair prices.  He sounds like a proper chap, so if you turn up in chinos and leather shoes and behave politely, you might just get lucky.

Then there's this salty timewarp

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Did anybody on here ever pay proper money for a proper car?

 

There's certainly an opportunity here.

 

It's a weird world. I want to tell the bloke his undesirable old Honda is worth nowhere NEAR this amount, and that i'll give him "600 2nite m8 tek it off yer ands". But then in the context of shitty old Fords, £2k is very good value. Actually, £2k is cheap.

 

What an office to observe the inside lane from.

 

Dunno. Maybe it's a bit rich. Maybe I've been lucky of late buying at very fair prices. He sounds like a proper chap, so if you turn up in chinos and leather shoes and behave politely, you might just get lucky.

I like 'my' office ;)

 

Dunno about 'flipping for £££', I just love her [likely a smidgen more, with new engine stability mods] :)

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It’s both sad and reality that that Honda is £850 at best.

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Anyone dying to own a tidy 2007 Peugeot 207 1.4? It's lowish mileage (71k) and has 12 months' MOT, my neighbour is trying to sell it at the moment and is getting fed up with the steady stream of time wasters. She's asking for £2000, no idea if that's realistic but I suspect she'd consider a fair offer.

 

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