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This guys selling his grandads 1967 Dyane, it looks ace for 600€! needs the brakes bled though and hes having some electrical issues, probably a microprocessor gone or something, just take along an OBD scanner and clear the fault codes! i'm sure it'll be fine.

 

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This guys selling his grandads 1967 Dyane, it looks ace for 600€! needs the brakes bled though and hes having some electrical issues, probably a microprocessor gone or something, just take along an OBD scanner and clear the fault codes! i'm sure it'll be fine.

 

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Jeepers! 1967 is the first year of production. I may have to give this one the full HNNNNNG! treatment!
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Hey! Lookit the steering wheel on that old Dyane! There can't be that many cars from the late 60s where you can repair the steering wheel with a welder if required. I wonder if the potent cocktail of palm sweat, onion juice and Gauloise fumes has weakened it at all over the years?

 

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Hey! Lookit the steering wheel on that old Dyane! There can't be that many cars from the 60s where you can repair the steering wheel with a welder if required. I wonder if the potent cocktail of palm sweat, onion juice and Gauloise fumes has weakened it at all over the years?

 

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Nice steering wheel, harbinger of massive sternum trauma!
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Crikey, I was expecting that to be one of the Pontiac-badged ones, I had no idea you could buy Vauxhalls in N.America at that time! Actually, not sure which would be more impressive, a Pontiac or Vauxhall version....

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Tonight, I shall mostly be fantasizing about...

 

...this being towed erratically around the Watford ringroad, hitched to a diesel Maestro, while I randomly knock chavs from their scooters in the town centre and attempt to load them onto this at 50mph+, like in the "Cop Wheels" mission from GTA San Andreas...

 

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For those of you with no knowledge of what I'm talking about, just trust me, it would rawk.

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This car was brilliant until i ran over a stone which i mistook for a paper bag. Unfortunately it took the bolt of the oil sump, cracked the exhaust manifold and started a small fuel leak near the fuel pump. I have resealed the oil sump with a beer bottle lid and some exhaust repair paste, i have also repaired the oil leak with paste.

What a star.

 

Also, will someone please persuade me not to buy this and drop in a FIRE engine for cramped, noisy, unreliable funtimes? For some strange reason, I'm sorely tempted :oops:

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Crikey, I was expecting that to be one of the Pontiac-badged ones, I had no idea you could buy Vauxhalls in N.America at that time! Actually, not sure which would be more impressive, a Pontiac or Vauxhall version....

Some English tin in Oregon...

 

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Just look at the patina on this ,just drive " as is " , perfect . :D

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