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Legacywr
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4,025 posts
57 months
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I went to see this car today, it's in great condition, but not 100% original cosmetically. It should be Silver Fox, with 1600E trim. It doesn't have the original engine, but they were just ford V6's anyway. A very rare car though, and certainly a car that I lusted after 30 years ago! The price is 9k! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-CORTINA-MK2-SAVAGE-...
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restoman
573 posts
77 months
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I consider that to be way overpriced considering the change of colour and more importantly not having the original engine.
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Legacywr
Original Poster
4,025 posts
57 months
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Surely the lack of original engine wont matter unless it was a special? It's just a V6.
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MarkwG
966 posts
58 months
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Its value depends what documentation & other evidence it has to support it being a genuine Savage - without that, it is just a nice Cortina, with a V6.
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Legacywr
Original Poster
4,025 posts
57 months
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It has documented evidence, it turns out that it used to belong to my friends late husband!
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black1
921 posts
66 months
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there is nowt original about the car,paint gearbox wheels dash and what is that thing on the bonnet ! imo is a piece of s  t
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Legacywr
Original Poster
4,025 posts
57 months
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I think that it is generaly a good car, an original Savage, in an unoriginal condition! It's not worth what he is asking, but I would buy it at the right price!
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black1
921 posts
66 months
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ok whats the right price ?
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Legacywr
Original Poster
4,025 posts
57 months
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I would go to 7k as it has a lot of potential IMO
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black1
921 posts
66 months
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do you have prof it a real savage ?
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tr7v8
4,000 posts
97 months
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black1 said: there is nowt original about the car,paint gearbox wheels dash and what is that thing on the bonnet ! imo is a piece of s  t This, given the amount of work to make it right, what a shame to molest it like this this. Looks like some dodgy custom car.
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black1
921 posts
66 months
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your right tr7,this is a piece of history and the prick that messed it about should be shot !
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Legacywr
Original Poster
4,025 posts
57 months
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I agree that this is a piece of history and worth saving! Everything is reversible as there are no body mods(he has another bonnet) I think that it would be worth it at 7k! No?
The last time I looked the eBay listing was £6300 though!
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black1
921 posts
66 months
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john2443
1,895 posts
80 months
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IMO for it to be worth proper Savage money 'just a V6' isn't good enugh,it would need to be the original V6.
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Legacywr
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4,025 posts
57 months
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MikeyT
9,512 posts
140 months
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Email the bloke and say look mate it didn't go for £6500 or whatever - will you take £7k?
Is it the original engine though - if not then it's a shame.
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Legacywr
Original Poster
4,025 posts
57 months
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MikeyT said: Email the bloke and say look mate it didn't go for £6500 or whatever - will you take £7k?
Is it the original engine though - if not then it's a shame. I know that my friends ex husband blew the original engine up. It is a pity that it doesn't have the original engine, but most 40 year old cars will have replacements by now unfortunately.
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black1
921 posts
66 months
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leg your right the engine anit the prob,and i think the 5sp is a good move the 2000e box wasent that strong just look at the paint,bonnet and where are the crome 1600e rims ?
imo you need to spend a few pennies and put it back to as near origianl as poss then it would be worth money the 9grand res was a bit of a joke.
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Legacywr
Original Poster
4,025 posts
57 months
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It would have been on nasty Dunlop alloys, the current alloys in silver or rostyles would be the way for me! He has the original bonnet. I would try and find a 2000E box too.
I don't know wether to phone with my 7k offer?
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