in a few years will this be worth something?

[scdan4]

Aged well as a design haven't they... never even noticed them enough to have an opinion when they were around and I was a nipper. I really quite like it now.

[wilstful] If only i had a sui]able dry place to stick it in for 10 or 15 years [wistful]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1988-VAUXHALL-CAVALIER-SRI-M...

Not going to lose money, is it.

[ewenm]

Scrap it now, rather than later.

[W00DY]

scdan4 said:

Aged well as a design haven't they... never even noticed them enough to have an opinion when they were around and I was a nipper. I really quite like it now.

[wilstful] If only i had a sui]able dry place to stick it in for 10 or 15 years [wistful]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1988-VAUXHALL-CAVALIER-SRI-M...

Not going to lose money, is it.

You could be right. Who knows what the price of scrap will be in 15 years?

A good one could be worth something. That is a shed.

[Superhoop]

scdan4 said:

[wilstful] If only i had a sui]able dry place to stick it in for 10 or 15 years [wistful]

I guess the best place to keep it would be a kennel - After all, that's normally where you stick a dog to keep it dry

[Liquid Knight]

Needs a new ignition barrel.

My Rover 213S needs one as well, but replacements are no longer available.

Good luck getting parts for the 130.

[scdan4]

yeah yeah, the ebay link most was only (well, mainly) as illustration. Tidy ones are available for little money (and no, the ebay one was not tidy. Shiney, but not tidy)

The point was meant to be that that model cavalier both looks far nicer than I remember (and will have nostalgia for a large number of people) and is as cheap as it will ever get.


Edit: Changed my mind. Ugh.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VAUXHALL-CAVALIER-MK2-1-8-CO...

Edited by scdan4 on Thursday 3rd March 21:03