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whitevanman Rank: Renault 16

whitevanman

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:!: GIRL QUESTION GIRL QUESTION :!:

 

:oops: are those the proper lights on the MK1 cotina estate? I had visions of something more pointy.

YUP...... :)

lancashireclamper Rank: Austin Maxi

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110575229114

 

This is just down the road from me, may well have a bid onit if no one else does, can't be a bad car can it?

Deffo! I've been admiring that every time it's been listed. Chap seems to get messed around by buyers - but I think his idea of the value might have started out a bit optimistic (I think it was around £1300 in CCW at one time??).

 

If it stays near the start price it'll be a great buy (I reckon).

 

Careful you don't drip any oil on his drive though - he doesn't like that.

Yeah, his feedback makes interesting reading does it not?

He advertised the car in the local paper a couple of weeks ago at £895 ono and I started feeling a bit tingly then,

whitevanman Rank: Renault 16

whitevanman

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Is this an ultimate tat hauler?

 

YES.................... 8)

Alexg Rank: Lancia Gamma

Alexg

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Is this an ultimate tat hauler?

 

YES.................... 8)

it is, although any future Ebay purchases for collection in that brutal machine will have to be budgeted at +£400 each time to take into account petrol costs

whitevanman Rank: Renault 16

whitevanman

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LPG for £100 easy fit half the bills :wink:

fotorabia Rank: Renault 16

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no barkes good boby runs ok no plates or papers. $2000 ono

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rightio...so the seeing eye camera dog isnt included..and i found this under wrecked cars..

Rocket88 Rank: Lancia Gamma

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No welding has been done to this car.

That's because it's been lashed ful of 'pon then.................

Skizzer Rank: Isuzu Florian

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No welding has been done to this car.

That's because it's been lashed ful of 'pon then.................

If you're lucky - I was thinking it must have taken him ages to flat off all the gaffer tape.

garethj Rank: Isuzu Florian

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I've two of these in the past and they're a real hoot to drive as long as you thrash it without mercy. Watch for rust in the body and the trailing arms :shock:

 

The interior's a bit savoury on this one, but I wouldn't kick it out of bed

 

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garethj Rank: Isuzu Florian

garethj

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This looks like a giggle, didn't Hirst post a video of something like this on a rally track?

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4 grand seems a lot, but if you want one you're probably not filled with choice?

garethj Rank: Isuzu Florian

garethj

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GR8 4 CHASIN 101 DALMASHUNS

 

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I remember these are based on the Vauxhall 2300 - the engine, front suspension at least, and probably gearbox and rear axle.

 

I can't imagine old Bob Jankel was too concerned with rustproofing at the time so I bet this could drain a whole load of cash, leaving you with something unloved at the end.

 

I want one 8)

garethj Rank: Isuzu Florian

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Iranian Hillman Hunter! A billion Autoshite points (cash value 0.00001p)

 

Didn't they used to make Hunters in Ryton before they made Peugeot 309s?

 

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The build quality is dire with paint peeling and interior plastics made out of bin liner material.

I can't type the numberplate into WeBuyAnyCar.com so don't know its value :?

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Volksy Rank: Renault 16

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That Simca is less than 5 miles from me, so if anyone is interested, and wants me to take a look round it i'm more than happy to.

Vin Rank: Renault 16

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I can imagine an SVA test on that Peykan being a lot of grief :(

Rocket88 Rank: Lancia Gamma

Rocket88

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GR8 4 CHASIN 101 DALMASHUNS

 

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I remember these are based on the Vauxhall 2300 - the engine, front suspension at least, and probably gearbox and rear axle.

 

I can't imagine old Bob Jankel was too concerned with rustproofing at the time so I bet this could drain a whole load of cash, leaving you with something unloved at the end.

 

I want one 8)

They're also undriveable by anyone over 5ft 8" tall. :twisted:

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I can imagine an SVA test on that Peykan being a lot of grief :(

As much as I love the Hunter range - those are truely awfull. I imagine hes discovered that himself moting it and gave up. SVA tester would have to have a sence of humour.

mouseflakes Rank: Renault 16

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Are those Chrysler Alpine rear light clusters on that Pecan Pie?

garethj Rank: Isuzu Florian

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I can imagine an SVA test on that Peykan being a lot of grief :(

As much as I love the Hunter range - those are truely awfull. I imagine hes discovered that himself moting it and gave up. SVA tester would have to have a sence of humour.

He is Julian Nowill who’s a bit of a boffin on odd foreign stuff. He did a quite nice book on East European cars

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