paul232
Part of things
Old fords never die, fools like me fix them lol.
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Oct 25, 2012 23:15:09 GMT
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hi guys, ive got an old metal yard near me and lurking in a shed/workshop is a 72 range rover converted by wood and pickett, its a black 2 door with grills around the back lights and the complete front end, big weller eight spokes with general grabber tyres on it, private plate, oh a manual v8, any ideas what maybe its worth, if aything lol.  |
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Oct 27, 2012 17:47:17 GMT
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anything from £500 to £30000 depending on condition  |
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Oct 28, 2012 19:45:57 GMT
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Like ^^^ said although if it is genuinely tax exempt it probably makes it worth a minimum of £750 no matter what state it is in...
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Oct 29, 2012 14:59:17 GMT
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Is it definitely for sale?
Loads of people on here have made assumptions about things like this before and discovered that the current owner is either a hoarder who won't sell or a mentalist who thinks that decades in a workshop makes any car appreciate like crazy.
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Sounds like it might be one I owned a couple of years ago did it have an irish plate Yaz **** on it I bought it with no mot got it through but needed tidying and carbs sorting It was originaly gold and a 1980 model it was bright yellow like the one in Layer cake I sold it for about £1700 saw it advertised a while later he had sprayed it black that lookied like all he had done and had it up for £5995 Bought it coz it made me smile who could resist a yellow convertaible range rover you only get the chance once would like to know where it ended up
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