Greedy cnut

miniondave · Post by **miniondave** » Sat Sep 16, 2017 5:07 pm

ravnali wrote:Seems to have been removed now!

Nope!
Still there on ebay.

We saw it last night but Vicki thinks it's too cheap and vulgar.

AngeloftheAbyss · Post by **AngeloftheAbyss** » Sat Sep 16, 2017 8:12 pm

I don't like the back end

looks like it's from a boat

Deep Diver · Post by **Deep Diver** » Sun Sep 17, 2017 10:22 am

AngeloftheAbyss wrote:I don't like the back end looks like it's from a boat

With that engine it would be a Shell tanker.

AngeloftheAbyss · Post by **AngeloftheAbyss** » Sun Sep 17, 2017 10:52 am

Deep Diver wrote:
AngeloftheAbyss wrote:I don't like the back end looks like it's from a boat
With that engine it would be a Shell tanker.

You would need to tow a Shell tanker to fuel it

swirl · Post by **swirl** » Sun Sep 17, 2017 10:59 am

Nice thou if you don't look at the price

Herby01 · Post by **Herby01** » Sun Sep 17, 2017 2:57 pm

That bunch of chances are on a different planet! They've even got a mini cooper S up for £25K

Kawazuki · Post by **Kawazuki** » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:28 pm

Herby01 wrote:That bunch of chances are on a different planet! They've even got a mini cooper S up for £25K

Unfortunately that's what the going rate is and more - try north of £40k for the best original restored cars - which this one is far from!
Wish I still had my '68 1275 'S' and my '78 RS2000 - ain't hindsight a wonderful thing

Herby01 · Post by **Herby01** » Sun Sep 17, 2017 7:34 pm

Kawazuki wrote:
Herby01 wrote:That bunch of chances are on a different planet! They've even got a mini cooper S up for £25K
Unfortunately that's what the going rate is and more - try north of £40k for the best original restored cars - which this one is far from!
Wish I still had my '68 1275 'S' and my '78 RS2000 - ain't hindsight a wonderful thing

Really! I've never liked mini's

not since a fireman friend if mine attended a head on involving a mini where the driver of said mini ended up sharing both the front seat and the back seat due to the impact of the steering wheel

Ghoulie · Post by **Ghoulie** » Mon Sep 18, 2017 9:32 am

1968, I sold an excellent '63 Cortina GT to a scrap yard in Winsford. I was getting married and needed the dosh and advertised at £275 - with absolutely no takers whatsoever saw an ad asking for GTs, Coopers - which was the scrapyard in Winsford. Took the GT to them and asked what the score was. Guy told me they were big into rallying themselves and were always on the lookout for GTs, Coopers for the rallying fraternity - and anything they bought, if not sold as is within a week, broke them for parts to sell on making even more money to guys with damaged rally cars. He bought my GT for £245 cash. Sadly, I saw the distinctive bonnet on a bog standard Cortina 1500 2 weeks later - he had scrapped it !! Would be worth a mint now.

My '99 Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 which I have had from new is about to meet the same fate - 200,335 miles on the clock is going to need serious money spent on it to keep on the road soon - so px'd against a Porsche Cayenne - the Jeep will be scrapped - worth more in parts than on the road !

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