wish i had kept it
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- Clan Chieftain
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wish i had kept it
8) is there a car you wish you had never sold.?? i had a nice tally pick up a couple of years ago . wish i had kept that.....years ago when some of you were a dirty thought i had a mk1 consul pga738.these are worth a few quid now.it was black and had whitewall tyres. i remember buying whitewall chalk and you rubbed it over the tyre size and make.590 by 13s they were.........reminiscing again.....larry
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..You know which one i`m going to say before i say it.... the ST Coupe of course, that i sold to Phil Welland, still at least i`m happy in the knowledge that he will take care of her, all too often you sell a much loved car, only to find that the pillock you sold it to has smashed it up or sold it, or even worse ...scrapped it! :roll:
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Um probs my old Mk1 Saloon That Stuart Divine now has and the Mk3 estate I owned then sold then owned then sold again.. And no I'm not selling SLK!
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'73 MG Marina Turbo Saloon - Back on the road with T16 turbo power
'72 TC Coupe' 'SLK' - 1950cc - Asleep - possible retirement project E.T.A 2049
'73 MG Marina Turbo Saloon - Back on the road with T16 turbo power
'72 TC Coupe' 'SLK' - 1950cc - Asleep - possible retirement project E.T.A 2049
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My 7.2 litre 440ci four barrel Plymouth Fury.......
Bought this one about 3 years ago. I thought it was cool to the point of the ridiculous.... my wife however just thought it was plain ridiculous. I guess I should have consulted her before I bought it. I guess "Do whatever the f@@k you want" means something different than what I thought.
Bought this one about 3 years ago. I thought it was cool to the point of the ridiculous.... my wife however just thought it was plain ridiculous. I guess I should have consulted her before I bought it. I guess "Do whatever the f@@k you want" means something different than what I thought.
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My first car.....
A 9 year old MK4 Cortina 2.0S in Venetian red/black vinyl roof.
Most of the guy's in the village had MK2/3 escorts, 1300 Dolomites and the odd 1300 Marina coupe...!
Killed it and bought a Dolly Sprint, killed that and bought an Ascona... :twisted:
Thankfully I have more mechanical sympathy these days!
My first car.....
A 9 year old MK4 Cortina 2.0S in Venetian red/black vinyl roof.
Most of the guy's in the village had MK2/3 escorts, 1300 Dolomites and the odd 1300 Marina coupe...!
Killed it and bought a Dolly Sprint, killed that and bought an Ascona... :twisted:
Thankfully I have more mechanical sympathy these days!
81 Escort RS 1600i Retirement fund!
80 Opel Manta GT/J long term partner.
80 Vauxhall Cavalier Sportshatch...going...
78 Triumph Dolomite 1300TC experimental chariot!
75 Marina Sun Tor Retirement home!!!
80 Opel Manta GT/J long term partner.
80 Vauxhall Cavalier Sportshatch...going...
78 Triumph Dolomite 1300TC experimental chariot!
75 Marina Sun Tor Retirement home!!!
Hmm, not that i really consider myself old enough to comment on this topic, (no offence guys) but it would have to be my 1968 Beetle.
I know i've heard it all before how crap they are but it was my first car. Bought it when i was 15 or 16, stripped it, spent loads on it (paper round money etc etc) then along came a girlfriend and going to pubs etc and it just ended up sitting on the drive till last summer. Anyhow i sold it for a horrendous loss (that'll teach me) but looking on the dvla site it appears the bloke i sold it to has got it back on the road so thats great to see 8)
I know i've heard it all before how crap they are but it was my first car. Bought it when i was 15 or 16, stripped it, spent loads on it (paper round money etc etc) then along came a girlfriend and going to pubs etc and it just ended up sitting on the drive till last summer. Anyhow i sold it for a horrendous loss (that'll teach me) but looking on the dvla site it appears the bloke i sold it to has got it back on the road so thats great to see 8)
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My Rover 827 Sli, brilliant car, I'm going to have another one day
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1939 Rover 10, 1946 Rover 16, 1957 Series 1 Landy, 1971 Rover 2000 auto, 1974 Morris Marina SunTor, 1974 Marina 1.8 estate auto, 1977 Range Rover Auto, 1988 Range Rover Vogue SE auto, 2004 Land Rover TD4 auto, 1981 Sprite Compact caravan.