What to do with an old car?
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I am in the process of dealing with my late Grandmother’s estate and she has an E-reg Fiesta Ghia with less than 20,000 miles on the clock sitting in the garage. She had owned it from new and it hasn’t been used since 2007. I appreciate it isn’t going to be worth much but do you think that somebody somewhere might have a use for it rather than selling it for scrap? It's pretty much immaculate inside and out. It would be a shame to simply crush it.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I'd love an old Fiesta (E reg is too new for me - KFG have a red V reg that is perfect) but can't afford it for something I could just keep in the garage to look at and wax nostalgic about.
I'd do it up so it was exactly like my first car.
However I wouldn't drive it; no way am I driving round in a bright red 1.0 Pop+ with XR2 wheels, RS spoilers and bodykit, quad Cibies and one of those "trailblazer" "Fiesta" things in the back window. Still want one though
I'd do it up so it was exactly like my first car.
However I wouldn't drive it; no way am I driving round in a bright red 1.0 Pop+ with XR2 wheels, RS spoilers and bodykit, quad Cibies and one of those "trailblazer" "Fiesta" things in the back window. Still want one though

24lemons said:
Well I'm in Worcestershire but I might go down the line of listing on Ebay. I dont want to be greedy but equally I dont want to just get shot of it if it is worth something. Presumably there will be a bit of work to do to get it roadworthy again as it's been sat for seven years.
If the shell is still solid then someone will pay good money for it to reshell a track car or xr2.As others have said do not underestimate the value of old Fords, nor the nostalgia for them.
Take a look at 4 star classics, they may even be interested - if you don't want to deal with the hassle, understandable under the circumstances.
But please if you can avoid it don't scrap it, if only to keep what I suspect is a rare car on the road
Cheers
Take a look at 4 star classics, they may even be interested - if you don't want to deal with the hassle, understandable under the circumstances.
But please if you can avoid it don't scrap it, if only to keep what I suspect is a rare car on the road

Cheers
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