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Cheap but not cheap enough RCZ

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Has BMW 1.6 turbo engine

Dear god

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Has ABS fault requiring 2 new sensors, this in turn has caused Auto gearbox
to go into limp mode.
Engine warning light on. Possible needs new timing chain and or tensione

We've no time to pack just grab the kids and RUN

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https://www.gumtree.com/p/peugeot/automatic-peugeot-rcz-1.6thp-tt-a5/1401103638

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Range-Rover-Sport-TDV6-HSE/124659997827?hash=item1d06509c83%3Ag%3ASPkAAOSwbgRgY3f6&LH_Auction=1

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Quote" RUNS 100% HIGH MILEAGE 231K AND A FEW FAULTS MAINLY LARGE CRACK IN WINDSCREEN LENGTH OF SCREEN DUE TO COLD WEATHER WE HAD ELECTRONIC HANDBRAKE DISCONNECTED SO AS LIGHTS ON DASH SUSPENSION FAULT COMES ON DASH BUT IS REAR LEFT RIDE HEIGHT SENSOR BUT NO MECHANIC"

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43 minutes ago, willswitchengage said:

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How does the parking brake work on these?

I have driven US automatics where it's done all on the left hand pedal, but this also has what appears to be a hand operated lever under the dashboard.

 

38 minutes ago, busmansholiday said:

Don't know but on my Merc the left pedal put the handbrake on and a lever on the dash released it.

Yup, same as the lexus.

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Disgruntled father selling sons first car, badermatic Polo 36k on the clock. Brummie town. 

Image 01 - VW Polo Automatic  36000 genuine milesYeah mate, looks alright that.....

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It was purchased sitting in a London apartment car park with 30k on the clock - hence, the low mileage and amazingly clean in and out.  I paid £2,700 to get him something, slow, safe and reliable

Fair comment M9 we all want the offspring to be safe yeah?

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The car was great.  Good tyres, new breaks, suspension bushes, MOT'd and serviced, etc, etc.  Unfortunately I gave it to an idiot

Well, he came out of your bollocks.... not sure I like the word "was" though.....

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Last week my son reversed it into a bollard at a petrol station (I have no idea how)

So, low speed impact, it'll be a smoll scrape or a cracked bumper yeah?

Image 41 - VW Polo Automatic  36000 genuine milesFFS. Hope you kicked his mother straight in the flange.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VW-Polo-Automatic-36000-genuine-miles/124659814263?hash=item1d064dcf77:g:lysAAOSwPEFgY07G

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Film star* Continental currently £1020 RNM Bury. Allegedly "worth £30k M8" yeah wotevs. I turn to my esteemed colleague Sir @eddyramrod for a true valuation.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1967-Lincoln-Continental-convertible-BARN-FIND-off-the-road-30-years-ex-film-car/114747127058?hash=item1ab7763512:g:kC8AAOSwrJJgU9YI

Image 1 - 1967 Lincoln Continental convertible BARN FIND off the road 30 years ex film car

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Somebody has been putting drugs in this blokes tea. Unless I'm mistaken a 3 door Shove-it that hasn't been mot'd for 4 years, ain't worth 4 bags.  And those hubcaps can get in the sea. @DodgyBastard keep welding your pension fund awaits!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-chevette-not-Ford-escort-Rs2000/373519768305?hash=item56f7835af1:g:9qYAAOSw1bpgVz~Y

Image 1 - Vauxhall chevette  not Ford escort Rs2000

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aren't 3 door shoveits like 3 door escrots?

everyone wants an escrot to put a Zetec in it and come up with a mexico clone, 

and in that case,

a 3 door shoveit is, apparently, worth many £'s cos everyone wants one to put a redtop in it, and come up with a HSR clone?

personally i'd rather like to own a Marina,

or Hillman Avenger, BUT its gotta be a Hillman with hocky stick tail lamps.....

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The latest in a series of rusty County Austins. This one is pretty rotten, and according to the ad he's got others, one of which is poking it's arse into the picture. If you look at sellers other items, he's got a Marina van and something else old looking in another. Anyhoo currently £58 Leamington Spa.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Austin-A40-Devon/203329241046?hash=item2f575dffd6:g:MLIAAOSwXSpgSsjh

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22 hours ago, outlaw118 said:

Film star* Continental currently £1020 RNM Bury. Allegedly "worth £30k M8" yeah wotevs. I turn to my esteemed colleague Sir @eddyramrod for a true valuation.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1967-Lincoln-Continental-convertible-BARN-FIND-off-the-road-30-years-ex-film-car/114747127058?hash=item1ab7763512:g:kC8AAOSwrJJgU9YI

Image 1 - 1967 Lincoln Continental convertible BARN FIND off the road 30 years ex film car

Oh.... dear!  What a pile of junk, and that's from Mr Softheart!

It's reached a touch over a grand, and I think that's its level.  Running off a can, off the road 30 years, no mention of the soft-top working, or any of the electrics.  It's a top luxury car, ffs!  Everything is electric or otherwise assisted, and needs to work!  And wtf happened to the trunk lid?  That's going to be no trouble to replace, yeah right.  He says no rust, but rust is one thing these are very good at, and they're monocoque, not built on a proper chassis like a Cadillac.

In summary: I'd rather have @brownnova's Trans  Sport.

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47 minutes ago, outlaw118 said:

has no brakes

"photos taken 2 years ago" 

It can't be that hard to wheel it out and take some pictures can it? 

If the seller is that feckless, it doesn't bode well for the car's history, no matter how "rust free" it may or may not be. 

I call major BS on the reason for sale being "It's running lumpy and the brakes have gone a bit TADTS". There's something he's not telling? 

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53 minutes ago, outlaw118 said:

The latest in a series of rusty County Austins. This one is pretty rotten, and according to the ad he's got others, one of which is poking it's arse into the picture. If you look at sellers other items, he's got a Marina van and something else old looking in another. Anyhoo currently £58 Leamington Spa.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Austin-A40-Devon/203329241046?hash=item2f575dffd6:g:MLIAAOSwXSpgSsjh

 

A95 Westminster,  Montego and a Farina shape MG Magnette in his sold items too

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6 hours ago, Remspoor said:

I don't have the time money or skills for this but.......

Skoda Octavia1962. I have not seen one of these for decades.

https://www.milanuncios.com/skoda-de-segunda-mano/skoda-octavia-388571677.htm

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More intresting cars in the background a red and a yellow Moggie 1000s and Škoda Garde/Rapid.

There's this one, a little closer to home.  Bit of a state though and it has odd rear wings...

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3 hours ago, outlaw118 said:

Disgruntled father selling sons first car, badermatic Polo 36k on the clock. Brummie town. 

Image 01 - VW Polo Automatic  36000 genuine milesYeah mate, looks alright that.....

Fair comment M9 we all want the offspring to be safe yeah?

Well, he came out of your bollocks.... not sure I like the word "was" though.....

So, low speed impact, it'll be a smoll scrape or a cracked bumper yeah?

Image 41 - VW Polo Automatic  36000 genuine milesFFS. Hope you kicked his mother straight in the flange.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VW-Polo-Automatic-36000-genuine-miles/124659814263?hash=item1d064dcf77:g:lysAAOSwPEFgY07G

As bad as that looks in the picture, it's actually a pretty easy repair but I reckon he's been hit with some oomph hence the damage, I don't think that's been reversed into anything as the tailgate isn't damaged nor the upper bumper. Handbrake turn gone wrong perhaps? Or one of his hapless mates has hit it with a discovery or the like, it's an odd hit I'll give him that. 

That would pull out relatively well as the impact point is quite obvious plus there's lots of trim in that area to hide any major panel beating that maybe required. 

Not looking myself but if go for salvage I always try to choose a rear damage over a front as 9/10 it's far easier to get rear parts for one and easier to blend being a nice big panel. Seems to always be a lot more flexibility in lining up a rear bumper and the like whereas on a front ender you're taking rads, loads of stupid clips, underbonnet protection and so on. 

Yes people argue if you get front end parts the same colour that they just bolt on but unless those parts are pristine they'll want painting anyway. 

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6 hours ago, vaughant said:

As bad as that looks in the picture, it's actually a pretty easy repair but I reckon he's been hit with some oomph hence the damage, I don't think that's been reversed into anything as the tailgate isn't damaged nor the upper bumper. Handbrake turn gone wrong perhaps? Or one of his hapless mates has hit it with a discovery or the like, it's an odd hit I'll give him that. 

That would pull out relatively well as the impact point is quite obvious plus there's lots of trim in that area to hide any major panel beating that maybe required. ..

Might it not be easier just to use a new three-quarter panel for that? It's a Polo 9N, so not difficult to find parts for....

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