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Shite Brochure Scans - Civic, Quintet, Cherry, Urvan, Vanete


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I have had 2 Falcons of that model. Big lazy barges, mine were both carburettor engines and were lovely on a long trip, one had LPG so was reasonably economical too. Also had the Mazda 323 same as the Laser, went well in 1300 manual form, even with a small boat on the back.

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I loved my Falcon, it was so shit it was awesome.

 

Nice to see you back on here btw

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1985 Citroen range. If you're wondering what is going on with the front cover, it says "Wooooosh" across 3 pages, which was a bit pointless to scan in. Not enough dashboard shots for my liking, although you do get a handy MPG chart.

WHUT? A 2CV CANT DO 75! LOLZ!!1!!

 

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Next we have the Chrysler/Matra/Whatever they were called that week Rancho. Not much info here, but it does fold into a 3 part poster. Which obviously would look great on your wall, hence its position below my 1985 Nissan poster/brochure, whose fold out nature has thus far precluded a successful scan

 

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I never knew the facelifted Visa was available with the 652 engine. I wonder if any survive?

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Did they even sell any?

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I never knew the facelifted Visa was available with the 652 engine. I wonder if any survive?

Yep, called the "Visa II Special". I own one, and we (on the Visa Forum) know of 9 to survive - you can see them here.

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Ok, time for an update, starting with the Civic. Always liked this shape and they can still be picked up for relatively little. "Great" colour selection as well

 

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Now the Quintet. I can only presume the name refers to the number that were actually sold in the UK. As with the Civic, GR8 colour selection

 

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Now some more Nissans, starting with the invitation to pick up a cherry. It's a very subtle play on words, since the Cherry is the name of a fruit and the car, and you pick fruit ROFLZ!!! Get it? Pick fruit, pick a car?

 

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The Urvan, which must have been a rare thing even when new

 

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Finally the Vanette. Having owned one they were very handy, although only designed for people 5 foot tall

 

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These are great, thanks for posting!

 

Do any of those Urvans still exist? I haven't seen one for years...

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There were a few around back in the day, I suspect those that survived abuse and rust were exported - the similar size and era Toyota makes silly money due to popularity in South Africa.

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