Best smoker barges 1-5 large [vol11]
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Sounds interesting (rubbish photos) http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C839809
"Mercedes 190e 2.0ltr auto 31k 2 previous owners, elderly owner passed away garaged off road for 13 years, fully re-commissioned new tyres, battery, fuel pump, brakes, belts, all ignition parts including spark module, all oils including gearbox and filters. Air con, sun roof, velour interior, original analogue car phone, metallic light green paint, tinted glass, very good bodywork and interior, wax oiled. Tel 07989521427"
"Mercedes 190e 2.0ltr auto 31k 2 previous owners, elderly owner passed away garaged off road for 13 years, fully re-commissioned new tyres, battery, fuel pump, brakes, belts, all ignition parts including spark module, all oils including gearbox and filters. Air con, sun roof, velour interior, original analogue car phone, metallic light green paint, tinted glass, very good bodywork and interior, wax oiled. Tel 07989521427"
0a said:
Sounds interesting (rubbish photos) http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C839809
Picture number 2 is especially brilliant. The seller's clearly a genius. CharlesdeGaulle said:
0a said:
Sounds interesting (rubbish photos) http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C839809
Picture number 2 is especially brilliant. The seller's clearly a genius. dme123 said:
Meanwhile, for people who don't get stiff for old taxis:
http://www4.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
£1,295, 88k miles, carpet stripes. Could be the last car you ever need to buy.
I like that. Why would it have no MOT history apart from the recent year though?http://www4.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
£1,295, 88k miles, carpet stripes. Could be the last car you ever need to buy.
Patrick Bateman said:
LeighW said:
I have a 3.0 petrol in full 'old man' Sovereign spec, and it goes perfectly well for what it is, it's actually pretty nimble for such a large car. Sure, it's no XJR, but it doesn't have the running costs of one either. I bought it from the first owner, it has a mega history (he even went to the main Jag dealer for tyres!) and over £7k of options on it. Even though I've had it for four years now, I've no plans to sell it as it's just such a lovely thing to waft about in. Get a good one and you're laughing IMO.
Gearboxes generally sturdy at higher miles?0a said:
Six cylinder 190 with only 80k miles. If only it wasn't white with a blue interior 
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C830404
That car's been for sale for eons, and the asking price hasn't dropped a penny either. Weird...http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C830404SimonTheSailor said:
bob-lad said:
That depends whether that's a front or rear wheel 
Wouldn't if depend if it was a left or right wheel ?That means it'll be rotating clockwise and therefor the tyre is on correctly.
BGarside said:
0a said:
Six cylinder 190 with only 80k miles. If only it wasn't white with a blue interior http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C830404
That car's been for sale for eons, and the asking price hasn't dropped a penny either. Weird...http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C830404
bob-lad said:
SimonTheSailor said:
bob-lad said:
That depends whether that's a front or rear wheel
Wouldn't if depend if it was a left or right wheel ?That means it'll be rotating clockwise and therefor the tyre is on correctly.
Inconsistent and poor ad, but nice-looking car.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
I feel I'm rather letting the side down, but I'll tell you anyway...
Tomorrow I'm collecting a 1999 911. It's a Carrera 4.
I know it's not a barge, and I can't stop thinking of how many nice barges I could buy, and probably another sports car too, for the same money.
But I'd rather regret doing something than not, and I said i'd own one before I'm 30, so I'm obliged to see it through.
Tomorrow I'm collecting a 1999 911. It's a Carrera 4.
I know it's not a barge, and I can't stop thinking of how many nice barges I could buy, and probably another sports car too, for the same money.
But I'd rather regret doing something than not, and I said i'd own one before I'm 30, so I'm obliged to see it through.
TheLordJohn said:
I feel I'm rather letting the side down, but I'll tell you anyway...
Tomorrow I'm collecting a 1999 911. It's a Carrera 4.
I know it's not a barge, and I can't stop thinking of how many nice barges I could buy, and probably another sports car too, for the same money.
But I'd rather regret doing something than not, and I said i'd own one before I'm 30, so I'm obliged to see it through.
Congratulations, what a fantastic achievement! Please post a reader ride thread and link to it from here. Tomorrow I'm collecting a 1999 911. It's a Carrera 4.
I know it's not a barge, and I can't stop thinking of how many nice barges I could buy, and probably another sports car too, for the same money.
But I'd rather regret doing something than not, and I said i'd own one before I'm 30, so I'm obliged to see it through.
funkyrobot said:
dme123 said:
Meanwhile, for people who don't get stiff for old taxis:
http://www4.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
£1,295, 88k miles, carpet stripes. Could be the last car you ever need to buy.
I like that. Why would it have no MOT history apart from the recent year though?http://www4.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
£1,295, 88k miles, carpet stripes. Could be the last car you ever need to buy.
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