Sad Looking Wedge! (project maybe)?
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Has anyone seen this. It looks in a bit of a state but might be of use to someone.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121229385926?ru=http%3A%...
Tony. TCB.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121229385926?ru=http%3A%...
Tony. TCB.
I think a few of us should get together and rent a cheap farm shed convenient for us all to get to, say up Cambridgeshire way, where farms are plentiful. That way we can buy up these sad looking Wedges that seem to be coming up regularly just recently and get them road worthy. Not a complete rebuild, but like Zig says, a cost effective refurb. There may be cases when some have to be broken up for parts when they are too far gone, so as we can use the parts to save other Wedges. We could have a buyer, someone who is shrewd and good at negotiating low prices, a seller who has the gift of the gab and can sell ice cream to the Eskimos, but one thing we would all have in common is for us all to work on the cars and finance them until sold. Something along those lines. Not a profit making scheme but rather an enthusiastic approach to save derelict Wedges. Sort of an RSPC*(W), but for Wedges if you like. Any thoughts?
Tony. TCB.
Tony. TCB.
ElvisWedgely said:
I think a few of us should get together and rent a cheap farm shed convenient for us all to get to, say up Cambridgeshire way, where farms are plentiful. That way we can buy up these sad looking Wedges that seem to be coming up regularly just recently and get them road worthy. Not a complete rebuild, but like Zig says, a cost effective refurb. There may be cases when some have to be broken up for parts when they are too far gone, so as we can use the parts to save other Wedges. We could have a buyer, someone who is shrewd and good at negotiating low prices, a seller who has the gift of the gab and can sell ice cream to the Eskimos, but one thing we would all have in common is for us all to work on the cars and finance them until sold. Something along those lines. Not a profit making scheme but rather an enthusiastic approach to save derelict Wedges. Sort of an RSPC*(W), but for Wedges if you like. Any thoughts?
Tony. TCB.
A good idea I can apply my bodywork skills.....Tony. TCB.
ElvisWedgely said:
I think a few of us should get together and rent a cheap farm shed convenient for us all to get to, say up Cambridgeshire way, where farms are plentiful. That way we can buy up these sad looking Wedges that seem to be coming up regularly just recently and get them road worthy. Not a complete rebuild, but like Zig says, a cost effective refurb. There may be cases when some have to be broken up for parts when they are too far gone, so as we can use the parts to save other Wedges. We could have a buyer, someone who is shrewd and good at negotiating low prices, a seller who has the gift of the gab and can sell ice cream to the Eskimos, but one thing we would all have in common is for us all to work on the cars and finance them until sold. Something along those lines. Not a profit making scheme but rather an enthusiastic approach to save derelict Wedges. Sort of an RSPC*(W), but for Wedges if you like. Any thoughts?
Tony. TCB.
Shed, Cambridge way, saving TVR's you talking about Mr Tank (the missing one)Tony. TCB.
sounds a geeat idea, it will never work.........these wedges just dont make enough for the time put in (mind you not many cars do).
i shall have a punt.........do you think i could drive it back to the midlands if i win

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