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7 minutes ago, cort16 said:

These are were built by Isuzu weren't they?

I don't know actually. I think they are an Isuzu design (Isuzu Florian truck) but I think the Mk2 job might have been built in Luton so maybe these were too??

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4 minutes ago, Mr_Bo11ox said:

 

KNACKERED.

It comes with a 3 months warranty. That's 3 months worry free motoring. 

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That ex library van is solid gold shite, one of the pictures even has toilet paper stuck on the back window circled, just to show how shit(e) it really is...

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On the topic of Austin Maxi's, I've just found this one:

https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=2376552022 

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This is on Trade Me, effectively a New Zealand version of eBay where I would guess most private carsales are facilitated through. 

It looks absolutely mint. If I could afford a second car to have as a non-daily driver, I absolutely would be ringing the seller right away. What a beauty. One of the few Maxi's I've seen for sale here (Maybe 5 come up for sale a year in New Zealand on a good year?) with the parcel tray still present. 

Being a 1750 it should have rod gear change instead of the cables?

Hopefully it drives better than the last Maxi I drove!

Posted
12 hours ago, MarvinsMom said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1984-Austin-Metro-Vanden-Plas-12k-Miles-Fantastic-Example/233387138612?hash=item3656f51e34:g:LhIAAOSwJ9VdvDvy

mark 1 metro vp - so that means a 1275 with the MG's big valve head and camshaft.

plus the addition of mg pepperpots, what is not to like (other than the asking price)

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WTF is going on with that exhaust?  I knew they did a pea shooter for the 998 and an angled wider example for the 1275 but that?  Never seen it before?  doubling round the spare wheel well?

Posted
1 hour ago, kinkersaab said:

WTF is going on with that exhaust?  I knew they did a pea shooter for the 998 and an angled wider example for the 1275 but that?  Never seen it before?  doubling round the spare wheel well?

i did wonder that myself, having never, ever anything like that before......

 

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