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High Jetter Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

High Jetter

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1 hour ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

Another one who shouldn't have crayons

...or liberty.

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Remspoor Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

Remspoor

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6 hours ago, D.E said:

 

Not really. Cars over 30 years old have to be checked every two years, this one had its last inspection in April '22.

I was checking the RDW app before I read your comment.

3 previous owners APK (inspection) is due  21/04/2024. It is registered as having been exported. The last change of named owner was 20/01/2023.

alcyonecorporation Rank: Renault 16

alcyonecorporation

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18 hours ago, sheffcortinacentre said:

The NA 2.3's are anemic but the 5.0 V8 are the American escort.

Seconded. Fox body Mustangs are one of the most tuneable American cars of the period. They're not 'trading on former glories' at all. 

TBH, most Sixties Mustangs are hopeless, gutless posing pouches as standard, that don't go, steer, or stop; their saving grace is that, thanks to decades of accumulated knowledge, they can be made to go and handle very well indeed. 

 

Dabooka Rank: BL Wedge

Dabooka

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Form a queue.  I’m sure there’s a terrible advert thread somewhere but this’ll do for now

Saab 9-3.  Open for offers

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Nev Rank: Austin Maxi

Nev

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mark 2 granny estate £3500 start Bury St Edmunds. It's got the same colour scheme as the Sapphire limited edition - theres no mention of it being one in the listing, and I don't know if they were available as an estate? Plenty of Ford fans on here will know.  @Shite Ron @sheffcortinacentre @sierraman and anyone else who knows....

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175614428711?hash=item28e36f8627:g:osAAAOSwueBj69-S
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sheffcortinacentre Rank: Isuzu Florian

sheffcortinacentre

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20 hours ago, Metal Guru said:

Didn’t that have as little as 140bhp in some cars?

The Mustang 11 & early fox's bodies did but by the late 80's the power was back especially the more important torque figures.

sheffcortinacentre Rank: Isuzu Florian

sheffcortinacentre

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1 hour ago, Nev said:

mark 2 granny estate £3500 start Bury St Edmunds. It's got the same colour scheme as the Sapphire limited edition - theres no mention of it being one in the listing, and I don't know if they were available as an estate? Plenty of Ford fans on here will know.  @Shite Ron @sheffcortinacentre @sierraman and anyone else who knows....

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175614428711?hash=item28e36f8627:g:osAAAOSwueBj69-S
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Think they were saloon only.

Shite Ron Rank: Citroen Ami

Shite Ron

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1 hour ago, Nev said:

mark 2 granny estate £3500 start Bury St Edmunds. It's got the same colour scheme as the Sapphire limited edition - theres no mention of it being one in the listing, and I don't know if they were available as an estate? Plenty of Ford fans on here will know.  @Shite Ron @sheffcortinacentre @sierraman and anyone else who knows....

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175614428711?hash=item28e36f8627:g:osAAAOSwueBj69-S
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That is lovely, 1979 was the first year a Ghia estate was available, as above the Sapphire was only available as a saloon but many midnight blue estates had a silver bottom half respray back in the eighties. 

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wuvvum Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

wuvvum

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3 hours ago, alcyonecorporation said:

Seconded. Fox body Mustangs are one of the most tuneable American cars of the period. They're not 'trading on former glories' at all. 

TBH, most Sixties Mustangs are hopeless, gutless posing pouches as standard, that don't go, steer, or stop; their saving grace is that, thanks to decades of accumulated knowledge, they can be made to go and handle very well indeed. 

I had a V6 Fox Mustang 20-odd years ago and that didn't really steer or stop either, but it went OK and sounded nice and definitely a lot less of an insult to the name than the '70s Mustang II, or that dreadful electric SUV thing they make now.

RoverFolkUs Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

RoverFolkUs

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Ultimate misery spec Focus 

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"I don't want to ship it via DPD to Asia or a boat in the middle of the Carribbean" 

 

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busmansholiday

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https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202209099618208

Veg compatible 106 

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Here's the "wonderful" description in full...

NATIONWIDE DELIVERY AVAILABLE , SPARES REPAIR NO MOT !!, VERY RARE BEST CAR EVER MADE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN WITH ITS RARE 1.5 CC DIESEL ENGINE!, WARRANTED MILES 1 LADY OWNER FROM BRAND NEW , VERY ECONOMICAL WITH NO MODERN ELECTRICS LOW COSTS ALL ROUND SUPERB MPG AMAZING DRIVE AND HANDLING IDEAL FIRST CAR VIEWING HIGHLY RECOMMENDED CALL TODAY FOR A TEST DRIVE BUY WITH CONFIDENCE PART EXCHANGE WELCOME , Silver, ., £899

Virtually a full house of seller's bullshit bingo.

Also a full house for why it doesn't have an MoT......

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Located in Keighley.

Asimo Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

Asimo

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Be like @PhilA, but without the (local) parts availabilty.

All the work   https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/131873518886934017089BF0-1A74-465E-A409-274732E9BEA8.thumb.jpeg.53fcf76a12f074d6c1976a83f31047ef.jpeg

In Scotland on lpg   https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/719234099582962D433911A-DBBC-4B07-B4F6-9EADA4ED6585.thumb.jpeg.873857f3aec1982f8fab5cffd2e00126.jpeg

Not (yet) a bargain   https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/555508016508036

Edit - just noticed the little kink in the beltline on this.  Straight is prefferred!

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