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37 minutes ago, vulgalour said:

Yeah, I thought that at first but Skoda Felicia (which is what the hubcaps look like) are 4x100 and Puglet is 4x108 PCD so that seems unlikely.

I reckon the wheels are from a Peugeot Partner or Citroen Berlingo,maybe with Skoda trims?Screenshot_20200314-122048_Chrome.thumb.jpg.12dc648bc9fcfcc693475ef6dba6d53a.jpg

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133360312289

Selling my 1980s Mazda collection due to loss of storage. 
This is one very rare 323 1.3 BD saloon, done about 80,000 miles and its a Festival Ltd Edition. 
Interior is very clean, needs rear wheel arches replaced, i have repair panels, available to purchase separately. 
Its been in storage for years, so it will need a thorough going over.
I am also selling my 626 Gc 's including hatchbacks and coupes. Two of the coupes are TWR conversions.
I also have two 626 4x4 's for sale, extremely rare.

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23 minutes ago, cort16 said:

 

5 minutes ago, New POD said:

Perfect for an electric motor ??? 

That would seem logical, but I don't think there'd be enough space to fit sufficient batteries to have sufficient range. Would be noticeably heavier. 

Probably similar reason why nobody has converted the Ro80 to electric motors either.

Maybe in 10 years' time secondhand battery technology will have advanced enough to make rotary-electric conversions viable.

But there's also the hydrogen fuel-cell idea.....

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46 minutes ago, New POD said:

Perfect for an electric motor ??? 

I think an RX-8 would be a decent electric conversion, loads of 911s have been done and the first Tesla roadster was basically a Lotus Elise, so space shouldn't be an issue,
I'm guessing there would be space in the engine bay for some batteries and possibly some in the boot floor as well

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On 3/12/2020 at 9:59 PM, richardmorris said:

Watching, I nearly hit bid!

Over the £11k now. No surprise.

Posted
4 hours ago, NorfolkNWeigh said:

That was for sale just outside Brentwood about a year ago for about 2500 which seemed quite a good deal to me. (Obviously now I can't find the photo I took at the time) 

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That is a particularly nice Stude to see on this side of the pond. Definitely a bargain (they usually are, being quite unloved) and even the whitewalls don't look terrible. They drive just like a 1940s American car despite how they look, but that's fun in its own way

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4 hours ago, sdkrc said:

This is a total BABE and seems surprisingly modern for 1947. Suicide doors too!

Price = attainable

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223945602095

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There aren't enough like buttons for this,even if it does make Huggy look expensive!  I love it!

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5 hours ago, sdkrc said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133360312289

Selling my 1980s Mazda collection due to loss of storage. 
This is one very rare 323 1.3 BD saloon, done about 80,000 miles and its a Festival Ltd Edition. 
Interior is very clean, needs rear wheel arches replaced, i have repair panels, available to purchase separately. 
Its been in storage for years, so it will need a thorough going over.
I am also selling my 626 Gc 's including hatchbacks and coupes. Two of the coupes are TWR conversions.
I also have two 626 4x4 's for sale, extremely rare.

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That'll be the fella who hoarded them and didn't want to sell for years. Shame they'll be crispier than some Kelloggs cereals by now. 

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