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found this on Saturday!....(any advice on getting it?)


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ok people to cut a long story short....

 

theres a guy in my area who deals in classic cars at stupidly high prices and he has 3 garages.

 

1 is his delaership where he keeps the cream of the crop for sale and his auto museum.

1 is his storage where he keeps all the shit (except a mint mk1 cortina estate! :shock: )

and the final one is in a village right out the way which is just another old ealership with the white shit on the windows to keep people out and its used for storage i think.

 

for years there have been 4 cars outside. a jag, triumph, rover and a hillman. all absolutely rotten and beyond saving....so far gone.

 

BUT

 

in the last few weeks since i last went past this has appeared!

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Its a 2.0 GL AUTOMATIC. the DVLA says it was last taxed in may 1997. it has one crusty arch, scratch/dent on rear quarter and just a bit unloved.

 

whats it worth cos im tempted to see how much he wants!.....(probably a lot...its such a shame cos i have a feeling itll go the way of the other 4 cars there)

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only worth a couple off hundred tops imo

 

in other words this guy will want over £1k :lol:

 

he has a very very scabby mk5 cortina for sale for £995. its ludicrus!...he would rather watch a car rot than sell it cos he is a rich fecker.

 

i just dont wanna see another mk2 capri rot away :sad:

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:sad: That poor Triumph 2000 Estate next to it, don't know why but I have a soft spot for them.

 

rotten as a pear :( the worst by far is a daimler XJS....completely rotten. got a dirty great V8 in it but the body is past it....and i fear the mk2 capper may end up the same way!

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its a damn shame. this guy is a nut job i swear.

 

he has a mk2 zepher for sale. £995 and its ROTTEN!. same as the mk5 cortina.

 

he has a mk1 cortina round the back....ROTTEN!. countless cars at the back of his yard, at the back of his other yard and in this old dealership all in storage or...you guessed it....ROTTEN!

 

Ive seen inside his storage dealership and some of the stuff is amazing. a old mercedes on the ramps....obviously he started to do the brakes in 2003 and one day upped and moved to his new premises and this merc still sits 6ft off the ground on the ramps....waiting its fate. :roll:

 

i dont wanna see the capri go the same way :sad:

Posted
only worth a couple off hundred tops imo

 

in other words this guy will want over £1k :lol:

 

 

 

i just dont wanna see another mk2 capri rot away :sad:

 

As a Guide I paid £475 for mine last week with 12months MOT so in that condition I wouldnt pay anymore than pennies-but its up to you whether you want a challenge

 

Either I got a bargain or im just tight fisted! :mrgreen:

 

More Mk2's need to be saved!

 

Get knocking with cash :thumbsup:

 

Worth a try-no harm in trying :mrgreen:

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:sad: That poor Triumph 2000 Estate next to it,

 

don't know why but I have a soft spot for them.

triumph never made an estate, they was all coachbuilt!!! more custom than you think! smart...(oh, and the crapi is ok) :thumbsup:

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just take it! he probably wont even notice :lol::lol:

you gotta save these mk2's now there's not many about. :(

 

he probably wouldnt but i cant do it. its only been there a few weeks so he will know its there :roll::sad:

 

i bet he wants at least £1k for it

Posted
just take it! he probably wont even notice :lol::lol:

you gotta save these mk2's now there's not many about. :(

 

he probably wouldnt but i cant do it. its only been there a few weeks so he will know its there :roll::sad:

 

i bet he wants at least £1k for it

 

only one way to find out isnt there :wink:

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Update if you rescued it?

 

lack of money :sad:

 

and to be honest i know what his answer will be...'ill restore it and sell it'

 

in other words itll sit there until the struts touch the bonnet and the wings fall off....then he will try and flog it on for 2times what its worth :roll::evil:

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