Classics left to die/rotting pics
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Whilst I don't think it's been 'abandoned' it certainly has been left to rot and looks very unloved!
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Hooli said:
VXRuss said:
uk66fastback said:
the spacwagon
Lady up our road had one of those back in the day, that was also known as the spacmobile!
Do I remember right, you had to open the bonnet & kick start them?
Hooli said:
VXRuss said:
uk66fastback said:
the spacwagon
Lady up our road had one of those back in the day, that was also known as the spacmobile!Grandad7184 said:
Tyre Smoke said:
If the Maserati is for sale, I'd be very interested.
The person you need is gent called Keith at Addspeed in Horsham. As I'm aware of they were looking to sell a while back but due to the recession there was not much up take. Hope this helps in your quest
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liller said:
Whilst I don't think it's been 'abandoned' it certainly has been left to rot and looks very unloved!
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The pictures posted in this thread really piss me off sometimes.
liller said:
Whilst I don't think it's been 'abandoned' it certainly has been left to rot and looks very unloved!
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Oh, someone really needs to go and have a word with the owner and give that car the home it deserves. At the moment pobably no more than a decent wash and some love and use required to make it magnificent again, but it won't be that way for long unless someone steps in.Uploaded with ImageShack.us
liller said:
Whilst I don't think it's been 'abandoned' it certainly has been left to rot and looks very unloved!
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Fortunately most of it won't rot. You can probably get away with it in many ways because 99% of passers by would think someone had left an old kit car at the side of the road. If it was mine I would have my chair on the pavement so I could look at the car all day if I wasn't driving or washing it!Uploaded with ImageShack.us
andyps said:
Fortunately most of it won't rot. You can probably get away with it in many ways because 99% of passers by would think someone had left an old kit car at the side of the road. If it was mine I would have my chair on the pavement so I could look at the car all day if I wasn't driving or washing it!
The car certainly hasn't moved for a long while and the tree above is slowly turning it green! It's a mess inside and out - such a shame!To be fair, my picture makes the car look better than it is! My camera phone is rubbish and the car itself is in very poor condition.
liller said:
The car certainly hasn't moved for a long while and the tree above is slowly turning it green! It's a mess inside and out - such a shame!
To be fair, my picture makes the car look better than it is! My camera phone is rubbish and the car itself is in very poor condition.
Honest opinion as you have seen it in the flesh - what would you offer the owner? Or what is it really worth?To be fair, my picture makes the car look better than it is! My camera phone is rubbish and the car itself is in very poor condition.
Not one I'd buy personally but its looks are very distinctive and certainly not dated at all. What was the engine and was it transaxle?
Welshbeef said:
Honest opinion as you have seen it in the flesh - what would you offer the owner? Or what is it really worth?
Not one I'd buy personally but its looks are very distinctive and certainly not dated at all. What was the engine and was it transaxle?
Sorry, I have no idea what SZ'z would be worth...and from a brief web search they only came with alfa's classic V6. According to wikipedia, only 1000 or so were produced which makes it even more sad to see one wasting away like this!Not one I'd buy personally but its looks are very distinctive and certainly not dated at all. What was the engine and was it transaxle?
Welshbeef said:
Honest opinion as you have seen it in the flesh - what would you offer the owner? Or what is it really worth?
Not one I'd buy personally but its looks are very distinctive and certainly not dated at all. What was the engine and was it transaxle?
The running gear's the same as the 75, so a transaxle and a 3 litre V6 presumably.Not one I'd buy personally but its looks are very distinctive and certainly not dated at all. What was the engine and was it transaxle?
Seem to be between £20 and 30k mostly, so it depends on how well it would clean up, but I would guess still £15k absolute minimum as is. They do have v6 in the front and a transaxle gearbox.
Is it taxed? If not could be worth sitting nearby waiting to know where it gets towed and making an offer!
Is it taxed? If not could be worth sitting nearby waiting to know where it gets towed and making an offer!
andyps said:
Seem to be between £20 and 30k mostly, so it depends on how well it would clean up, but I would guess still £15k absolute minimum as is. They do have v6 in the front and a transaxle gearbox.
Is it taxed? If not could be worth sitting nearby waiting to know where it gets towed and making an offer!
That's a high price indeed I was expecting £5k being honest though I've never shown any interest in it specifically. Surely with this example knowing its potential vale surely an offer of what £2.5k would be a nice offer to the ownerIs it taxed? If not could be worth sitting nearby waiting to know where it gets towed and making an offer!
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