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Posted
10 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

Please someone buy that before we see it appear on this thread yet again.

Alright Lord Snooty, keep your hair on. 

Maybe this Buzby Yellow one will keep you happy? £850 so far and it's in Swansea, which I hear is lovely*. 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126496316162

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Selling my Ford Capri 1.3L mk3 1980. Its Highland Green with 2.8i interior. 
2.8 front struts coiled over with roller top mounts. 
Gas rear adjustable shocks.
 2.8 front brakes with groved discs. Have a 2ltr pinto 205 block all running. Little bit of oil burning tho. 

Moted and tax exempt. Lots of spares that come with it. It runs drives and stops so can be driven away and used. As can see with the photos it not rot free but soiled in the right places. 

Still £5,500...

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/976524377516995/

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Posted
2 hours ago, morrisoxide said:

Acclaim.

Plymouth Acclaim.

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Completely overpriced but looks like the seller is open for offers.

Posted
9 hours ago, wesacosa said:

shit description, £1500

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Rear screen missing M8??!

Posted
9 hours ago, Schaefft said:

Completely overpriced but looks like the seller is open for offers.

 

 

Question is how much effort vs electric wizardry is needed to make it a daily. 
 

I suspect seller was paid to remove it or paid a lowball scrap price for it. 
 

Depending on how “desperate “ he is to move it on the price could be interesting. 
 

I like its modern ugly shape, especially the rear glass. 
Interior looks both comfortable and clean. 

Posted
26 minutes ago, grizz said:

 

 

Question is how much effort vs electric wizardry is needed to make it a daily. 
 

I suspect seller was paid to remove it or paid a lowball scrap price for it. 
 

Depending on how “desperate “ he is to move it on the price could be interesting. 
 

I like its modern ugly shape, especially the rear glass. 
Interior looks both comfortable and clean. 

Yeah, 500 quid might be more appropriate. There is nothing special about an Acclaim, just lower end everyday transportation. At least parts should be fairly easy to get still.

Posted
9 hours ago, sheffcortinacentre said:

& Still the most unsort after spec, not even a good shell in it's favour.

But it is "soiled in the right places" according to the seller's description!

Trouble is, it's not original either.  1.3 engine but interior from a 2.8i.  What's the point of that?  The small number of people who would actually want a 1.3 Capri (probably all on here!) would surely want it original. 

Posted
3 hours ago, adw1977 said:

But it is "soiled in the right places" according to the seller's description!

Trouble is, it's not original either.  1.3 engine but interior from a 2.8i.  What's the point of that?  The small number of people who would actually want a 1.3 Capri (probably all on here!) would surely want it original. 

Thing is, is it defiantly soiled and is this sort after? Where they soiled when knew?

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similar but not same 
 
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The number of these bastards that flaked under warranty was crazy. In the end the buyers were offered refunds of the uplift to chrome plus brand new painted ones with new tyres to make it go away.


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In memory of Phil.
Posted
15 hours ago, Schaefft said:

Completely overpriced but looks like the seller is open for offers.

 

 

Question is how much effort vs electric wizardry is needed to make it a daily. 
 

I suspect seller was paid to remove it or paid a lowball scrap price for it. 
 

Depending on how “desperate “ he is to move it on the price could be interesting. 
 

I like its modern ugly shape, especially the rear glass. 
Interior looks both comfortable and clean. 

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