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RoverFolkUs Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

RoverFolkUs

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13 minutes ago, D.E said:

A 21 year old Ford Ka without even a single mention of corrosion in the MOT history. Magic!

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202204204849806?year-to=2005&radius=1500&price-to=1000&onesearchad=New&onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=Used&include-delivery-option=on&sort=datedesc&postcode=cb12az&advertising-location=at_cars&page=1

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That's got to be something special! From 2012 to 2017, based on the mileage increments it looks like it's only journeys were to and from the MOT station

Before then it looks like it only did a few hundred a year after getting about 25k in its first few years

I'd say it must have been garaged most of its life. A rust free Ka is a good little car all round, as long as you're not too tall!

grogee Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

grogee

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13 hours ago, meggersdog said:

shit photos and even worse description

Ford  Escort EXP

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/185392273789?hash=item2b2a3d997d:g:h64AAOSw1ThiXsz-

My stepmum had an Escort XR3 Manuel when her and my dad lived in Massachusetts. It was similar to this. I seem to remember it having some sort of magic seat belt arrangement that electrically drew back the shoulder belt along the roof line. 

Although it was called XR3 it had nothing in common with the Euro Ford; I think it was a 1.9 engine. 

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meggersdog Rank: Renault 16

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1 hour ago, grogee said:

My stepmum had an Escort XR3 Manuel when her and my dad lived in Massachusetts. It was similar to this. I seem to remember it having some sort of magic seat belt arrangement that electrically drew back the shoulder belt along the roof line. 

Although it was called XR3 it had nothing in common with the Euro Ford; I think it was a 1.9 engine. 

The series 2 EXP had a 1.9 CVH engine. Can't see from the photos of the one I posted but one went through ACA a couple of years ago which was only a two seater.( might be the same car).It was a 1.9

horriblemercedes Rank: Lancia Gamma

horriblemercedes

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4 hours ago, grogee said:

 I seem to remember it having some sort of magic seat belt arrangement that electrically drew back the shoulder belt along the roof line. 

 

Cheaper than airbags! 

AnnoyingPentium Rank: Isuzu Florian

AnnoyingPentium

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This is an oddball Fabia... one for @LoftyvRS perhaps.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/398384581800076/

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Got factory xenon lights on an Elegance spec (was vRS only in the UK), either that or a very good retrofit. It's also got side airbags (rare option), and the centre rear headrest, which was a rare option because a FUBAR neck was cheaper for your middle passenger than £45 for the headrest. 😆

LoftyvRS Rank: Austin Maxi

LoftyvRS

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1 hour ago, AnnoyingPentium said:

This is an oddball Fabia... one for @LoftyvRS perhaps.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/398384581800076/

 

Got factory xenon lights on an Elegance spec (was vRS only in the UK), either that or a very good retrofit. It's also got side airbags (rare option), and the centre rear headrest, which was a rare option because a FUBAR neck was cheaper for your middle passenger than £45 for the headrest. 😆

The late Mk1 Fabia's in Elegance spec could be ordered with factory xenon lights, but I can't recall anyone ever ordering them, they were about £500 option on both the Elegance and vRS, same price as the electric sunroof.

Earlier Elegance models never had the option of the xenons.

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SupraNoodle Rank: Toyota Starlet

SupraNoodle

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On 4/18/2022 at 2:47 PM, SupraNoodle said:

Now an auction item

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144509915948?hash=item21a576532c:g:9~wAAOSwoe9iW6be

"Accelerates in a straight line, stops in a straight line, and corners as if on rails."

 

" stops in a straight line"................... But not in car parks evidently!

" some car parting dents"................ Not surprised with his car "parting" skills.

Image 51 - Peugeot 205 Inca D. Genuine 50k from new. Rare car.

"I have a short thirty second video of the Peugeot running, should anyone wish to view this please

 
 WhatsApp on the number provided, thanks."-   No thanks! Life's too short!
"It’s still as cool and the proverbial though ;)"-No it's not.
 
barrett Rank: Lancia Gamma

barrett

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How disgusting does this thing look? I would love to park this up outside the house which once reported my Allegro as an 'abandoned vehicle'

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Look at the mental gear-lever extension

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No V5 obviously, and apparently no inclination to open the doors. Also doesn't run. 'Offers' (I've got a few suggestions). Glorious road rubbish though and long may it live.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/5057158717732286/

lesapandre Rank: Talbot Tagora

lesapandre

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2 hours ago, barrett said:

How disgusting does this thing look? I would love to park this up outside the house which once reported my Allegro as an 'abandoned vehicle'

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Look at the mental gear-lever extension

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No V5 obviously, and apparently no inclination to open the doors. Also doesn't run. 'Offers' (I've got a few suggestions). Glorious road rubbish though and long may it live.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/5057158717732286/

First reg 1965 which is unusual. So may have an interesting history possibly exported and reimported or ex-services? It's not been plate-robbed it would not have got a C.

Does not look too bad under  the grime...maybe.

lesapandre Rank: Talbot Tagora

lesapandre

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Here is it's history. It's registed and MoT as a Citroen BX with an earlier R reg plate on.

 

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