A bit of a restoration job
A bit of a restoration job
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MartG

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22,875 posts

235 months

Wednesday 8th July 2015
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KAgantua

5,193 posts

162 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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Can see a bit of rust around the sills...

seriously though - i saw a capri on someones drive in maidstone recently, and it was f*****d.
it looked like it had been laying there for decades and rot had truly set in (panels all lopsided, etc)

The funny thing is, colour aside the 'lady of the lake' here looks like its in better condition!!!

soad

34,752 posts

207 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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How come it hasn't rusted away/fallen to bits?!

GnuBee

1,339 posts

246 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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Soon to appear on eBay no doubt featuring:

Vintage, Barn Find, Restoration, Appreciating, TLC, Classic, OAK

Subtitle of "No reserve, WOW!"

Buy it Now of something north of vivid imagination

Starting price of something around £1 below BIN

evil len

4,454 posts

300 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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These are 15 grand now for pristine ?!?!

Trevor450

1,942 posts

179 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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soad said:
How come it hasn't rusted away/fallen to bits?!
Dirty water = lack of oxygen, presumably.

Won't it technically belong to an insurance company rather than the previous owner assuming it was paid out?

Martin typeR

26 posts

196 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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KAgantua said:
Can see a bit of rust around the sills...

seriously though - i saw a capri on someones drive in maidstone recently, and it was f*****d.
it looked like it had been laying there for decades and rot had truly set in (panels all lopsided, etc)

The funny thing is, colour aside the 'lady of the lake' here looks like its in better condition!!!
I know the one you mean and the one from the lake is definitely in better condition