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newsatten said:
Just going to put my RT up for sale, at the same price, probably also 10k over priced !!!
Shelby replica notch !!! not fastback , estimated £36K-42K at Historics.
Makes your R/T look good value, makes you wonder at what cost to replace it for the same
Edited by rat rod on Friday 25th June 20:13
newsatten said:
LeighW said:
Been on C&C for a month, dont think it all that, plus its a slusher, ++ wrong engine bah bah ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10K to overpriced
that sold the T/A on to who is advertising it now on E-bay, I'm not 100% sure but i think it's our old friend Budgie from Musclecar Technology ,
Edited by rat rod on Friday 25th June 20:10
Ahhh that would explain the hugely over the top Add! so thats 3 owners in 6 weeks, one can see the TA's feeling the love!
my RT has had 4 previous keepers plus me from new,
My first question, " how long have you owned it"?? answer " 2 weeks" good buy ...................................................
so thats 3 owners in 6 weeks, one can see the TA's feeling the love!my RT has had 4 previous keepers plus me from new,
My first question, " how long have you owned it"?? answer " 2 weeks" good buy ...................................................
Edited by newsatten on Friday 25th June 20:23
P5BNij said:
Spotted outside our local bodyshop this afternoon - a pair of red chrome bumper C3 Corvettes, lovely 
Seems to be a few yanks around your way sitting outside workshops, owners seem to be happy investing moneyin these old cars now that they are increasing in value, There's a 71 C3 454 big block in "Classic Car Auctions" tomorrow,
£60K restoration 10 years ago, estimated at £28K-£32K , a lot less than the silver big block car that sold in Historics a couple of months ago.
Any road trips planned this weekend in the Masa,
newsatten said:
Ahhh that would explain the hugely over the top Add! so thats 3 owners in 6 weeks, one can see the TA's feeling the love!
my RT has had 4 previous keepers plus me from new,
My first question, " how long have you owned it"?? answer " 2 weeks" good buy ...................................................
Some of these cars wonder round the trade for years, nobody showing them love with little or no money spent, so thats 3 owners in 6 weeks, one can see the TA's feeling the love!my RT has had 4 previous keepers plus me from new,
My first question, " how long have you owned it"?? answer " 2 weeks" good buy ...................................................
Edited by newsatten on Friday 25th June 20:23
Ye noticed that as well,you can change your E-bay name and tel no but your style of ad normally gives it away.
Was thinking about phoning to see if he wants to pay me ???
SRT Hellcat said:
newsatten said:
Just going to put my RT up for sale, at the same price, probably also 10k over priced !!!
Edited by rat rod on Friday 25th June 20:59
newsatten said:
Ha ha, id just feel a cock if i had the keep dropping the price i just do real world, but i must admit it does make me rather odd !Never done any of this for the money, just be straight and sensible,
rat rod said:
P5BNij said:
Spotted outside our local bodyshop this afternoon - a pair of red chrome bumper C3 Corvettes, lovely
Seems to be a few yanks around your way sitting outside workshops, owners seem to be happy investing moneyin these old cars now that they are increasing in value, There's a 71 C3 454 big block in "Classic Car Auctions" tomorrow,
£60K restoration 10 years ago, estimated at £28K-£32K , a lot less than the silver big block car that sold in Historics a couple of months ago.
Any road trips planned this weekend in the Masa,
It’s been in my possession exactly a week and the ‘buzz’ still hasn’t died down.....
Ref the local yanks - that body shop I mentioned appears to have about a third of its workload taken up with various medium sized yank metal, the rest is a mix of British stuff like Stags, Bentleys, Jags etc, with the odd Italian appearing occasionally.
aeropilot said:
newsatten said:
Ha ha, id just feel a cock if i had the keep dropping the price i just do real world, but i must admit it does make me rather odd !Never done any of this for the money, just be straight and sensible,
one of the reasons its become a bit of a thing now , is my age, my knee, and lots of talk of Redundancies at my place, ive been told im safe as im pretty much now a lone cannon, the other body guy never came back following Furlough,
Ive got a lovely new Oven to play with, state of the art paint scheme, so thinking its probably my last hurrah so to speak,
Ce'st la vie...................................................................
newsatten------- l expect you have seen it already, 74 T/A manual, not what you want but close,
Seem's to cheap unless photo's are hiding something, Just thinking you won't have to sacrifice your R/T to buy it,
Have a bit of fun and move it on if not for you and you still got the R/T,
Had a busy week by my standards anyway, at last got the overdrive out of the MK 2, now got to investigate what the problem is
and serviced and mot'd the MX5, forgot what a great little car it is around my local lanes, being L.H.D we took down to Spain 3 times,,
never missed a beat, Can't remember if i said it's U.S.A spec and trying to find out if we can import it into Canada when my daughter
goes back.
Seem's to cheap unless photo's are hiding something, Just thinking you won't have to sacrifice your R/T to buy it,
Have a bit of fun and move it on if not for you and you still got the R/T,
Had a busy week by my standards anyway, at last got the overdrive out of the MK 2, now got to investigate what the problem is
and serviced and mot'd the MX5, forgot what a great little car it is around my local lanes, being L.H.D we took down to Spain 3 times,,
never missed a beat, Can't remember if i said it's U.S.A spec and trying to find out if we can import it into Canada when my daughter
goes back.
Edited by rat rod on Saturday 26th June 21:11
On Collecting Cars , 68 Ford Torino Gt convertible, $10,525 with 3 days to go,
Probably won't see another one at a show or coming the other way.
PS------ Sorry just had another look and the auction has finished and $10,525 is a buy it now price,
Around a third of the price of a Mustang convertible .
Probably won't see another one at a show or coming the other way.
PS------ Sorry just had another look and the auction has finished and $10,525 is a buy it now price,
Around a third of the price of a Mustang convertible .
Edited by rat rod on Saturday 26th June 21:29
P5BNij said:
An epic trip to the petrol station is planned for tomorrow, if it’s nice out! Not had time to really take it anywhere this week, what with work getting in the way and me removing various bits of it to clean and repaint...... no work tomorrow so I’ll be getting stuck in with cleaning the interior properly and erring on the side of caution I’m going to give it a cooling system flush and refill before giving it some welly as it runs quite hot, even for an Italian V6.
It’s been in my possession exactly a week and the ‘buzz’ still hasn’t died down.....
Ref the local yanks - that body shop I mentioned appears to have about a third of its workload taken up with various medium sized yank metal, the rest is a mix of British stuff like Stags, Bentleys, Jags etc, with the odd Italian appearing occasionally.
Been to Peter Saywell's charity Goodwood track day today, first one for 2 years due to covid, It’s been in my possession exactly a week and the ‘buzz’ still hasn’t died down.....
Ref the local yanks - that body shop I mentioned appears to have about a third of its workload taken up with various medium sized yank metal, the rest is a mix of British stuff like Stags, Bentleys, Jags etc, with the odd Italian appearing occasionally.
Lot's of Italian exotics there of cause ,stunning 68 Lamborghini 400 there ,gunmetal grey with red interior, chrome Borrani's
think it was the same car featured in "Octane" recently ex Paul McCartney, left all the modern stuff in the shade.
A really nice replica GT40 and a Falcon was on the track which made a refreshing change from the modern Ferrari's 911's and McLaren's .
Edited by rat rod on Sunday 27th June 00:55
rat rod said:
On Collecting Cars , 68 Ford Torino Gt convertible, $10,525 with 3 days to go,
Probably won't see another one at a show or coming the other way.
PS------ Sorry just had another look and the auction has finished and $10,525 is a buy it now price,
Around a third of the price of a Mustang convertible .
Perhaps not the best year for a Torino (which is really a Fairlane with a new name) - I know some will say "but its a vert - its got an 'economical' 289" - me? - prefer a 70 or 71 coupe Probably won't see another one at a show or coming the other way.
PS------ Sorry just had another look and the auction has finished and $10,525 is a buy it now price,
Around a third of the price of a Mustang convertible .
Edited by rat rod on Saturday 26th June 21:29
Seen this on Collecting Cars - very left field but so classy
Edited by roscobbc on Saturday 26th June 22:10
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