jimbo Posted Tuesday at 13:32 Report Posted Tuesday at 13:32 Hi folks, It's been longer than a while. Nice to browse through the posts, see some familiar names and cars, and bring back lots of lovely feelings from my OSF ownership days.... After 13 years out of the UK, it's safe to say that I am not coming back permanently, so I figured I should clear out my storage when I am back next month. I have some Mk1 Capri panels that I need to offload and, rather than mess about on eBay / FB Marketplace, my pal suggested that a car restoration place might seek to take them off me in one go. They are stored near High Wycombe, so can anyone please recommend OSF-familial restorers that I can ring up? Thanks in advance 😊 1
jimbo Posted Tuesday at 13:34 Author Report Posted Tuesday at 13:34 Did we not used to have an OSF Parts for Sale forum on here? I looked for that in case anyone here is interested... Or am I mis-rememebering?
Dave Knight Posted Tuesday at 14:37 Report Posted Tuesday at 14:37 https://www.oldskoolford.co.uk/forum/49-old-skool-ford-parts-for-sale/
jimbo Posted Tuesday at 14:47 Author Report Posted Tuesday at 14:47 8 minutes ago, Dave Knight said: https://www.oldskoolford.co.uk/forum/49-old-skool-ford-parts-for-sale/ Time hasn't dulled my powers of observation 🤦♂️😂 Thank you @Dave Knight 👍 1
Admin Vista Posted Wednesday at 22:13 Admin Report Posted Wednesday at 22:13 Hello Jimbo, still a few of us around. Things are a lot quieter than the pre Facebook days though.
Roman Hordan Posted Thursday at 11:41 Report Posted Thursday at 11:41 Welcome back Jimbo. For Mk1 Capri panels I'd honestly try the Parts for Sale section first and put up a few decent photos with the condition of each panel, since Capri people tend to snap that stuff up. If you list them as a job lot you'll probably still get a fair few interested. If you want to ring round restorers as well, ask in the Capri-specific groups like the Capri Club and the Mk1 Capri Retards Club groups, because they'll know who's actually working on Mk1s near you. Worth checking the panels over for rust and any repairs before you call, as restorers will want to know what condition they're in before offering. Good luck with the clear out.
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