The £5k Fiesta!

[MogulBoy]

http://www.maundrelland.co.uk/ford-fiesta-l-truly-...

[oobster]

Nice wee bit of history, but not worth £4,950.

[mnkiboy]

And the owners manual seems to be for the previous model.

Not special enough to be worth that kind of money.

[LuS1fer]

I'm not so sure. Classic car pensioners are always on the lookout for cheap to run classics they can take to shows on the weekend. I've noticed a lot of classic cars are crap colours, can't work out why.

£5k isn't a lot these days. Cars used to be classic after about 10-15 years when I was a lad and now even at 27 years old, scorn is poured on "modern" cars. This one also clearly doesn't need any of the restoration some classics need.

I wouldn't pay £5k but I'm sure someone will pay not too far from that.

[Podie]

Years ago I used to work for Ford, and they had a few events where people brought their interesting cars (Ford and non-Ford) to work for a bit of show and tell.

Seem to recall some guy having a boggo spec Fiesta - I wonder if it is this car?

It was his mother's and she'd had it from new.

[Chrisw666]

That does have a certain appeal, it doesn't have £5k worth of appeal but I know a lot of people who would rather run that than a modern one as a daily.

[Turbofocus]

This is a totally immaculate vehicle and in show room condition! The interior and paintwork is spotless

Can i see a small dent in the bootlid and small rust spot on the off side sill at the rear.
Wrong wheel trims and manual too.

[LuS1fer]

Yeah...it's still 27 years old. Would that you still had your baby book and original trim at that age.

[illmonkey]

You mean this one? Saw it there when I looked at a Z3m. It was genuinely mint.