Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2
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neutral 3 said:
Elan
Recent? I used to see a white Elan drophead abandoned in a Durham village by the side of a busy A road for decades until perhaps 10 years ago. Owner had the village store opposite and sat watching it all those years refusing any offers of interest. I often wondered what happened to it, whether it was sold, someone said it had just been moved to fester somewhere else nearby where the owner got less hassle!
JPvanRossem said:
Unexpected Item In The Bagging Area said:
Many times, but definitely worth the occasional repost. Bloody rare - it's a Renault 25, isn't it?Unexpected Item In The Bagging Area said:
I thought it might be a well known car. I’d love to know just how many times the owner had been approached with offers to buy it.
As the stretched Rover seems to have disappeared, maybe that's off being restored and the Aston is next on the list. Makes perfect sense - do up the Rover, sell it, and use the income from that for a ground-up rebuild on the Aston Martin. droopsnoot said:
As the stretched Rover seems to have disappeared, maybe that's off being restored and the Aston is next on the list. Makes perfect sense - do up the Rover, sell it, and use the income from that for a ground-up rebuild on the Aston Martin.
Gotta be a parrot involved there, can’t see much love for a stretched old rover that would cost a probably a lot to fix up and not be worth much in the end anyway. Aston would cost a fortune to fix up, I bet you could throw 30k at that easily and still not have it looking good or running properly.Mr lestat said:
droopsnoot said:
As the stretched Rover seems to have disappeared, maybe that's off being restored and the Aston is next on the list. Makes perfect sense - do up the Rover, sell it, and use the income from that for a ground-up rebuild on the Aston Martin.
Gotta be a parrot involved there, can’t see much love for a stretched old rover that would cost a probably a lot to fix up and not be worth much in the end anyway. Aston would cost a fortune to fix up, I bet you could throw 30k at that easily and still not have it looking good or running properly.tardelli said:
On Bangers and Cash, somebody quoted on restoring a DB6 and it was just a bit more than 30K.
Nowhere nearhttps://www.driving.co.uk/news/news-worlds-cheapes...
The 30k might do the engine and suspension, though..
williamp said:
tardelli said:
On Bangers and Cash, somebody quoted on restoring a DB6 and it was just a bit more than 30K.
Nowhere nearhttps://www.driving.co.uk/news/news-worlds-cheapes...
The 30k might do the engine and suspension, though..
Mr lestat said:
williamp said:
tardelli said:
On Bangers and Cash, somebody quoted on restoring a DB6 and it was just a bit more than 30K.
Nowhere nearhttps://www.driving.co.uk/news/news-worlds-cheapes...
The 30k might do the engine and suspension, though..
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