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Hi all, I am the new proud owner of a G plate Vauxhall calibra. In my opinion mint condition and only 44000 miles on the clock. Can any one shed some light on just how rare it is?
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Last Edit: Oct 1, 2023 12:50:25 GMT by Rich
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You can look here: www.howmanyleft.co.uk/?q=calibra&commit=Search...and go through each model. Once you click on the model, there's tabs near the top: 'tax/SORN - Years - New Registrations' etc , clicking on the 'years' tab gives you a breakdown of currently registered cars. Interestingly, the first in the list, just 'Vauxhall Calibra' shows a 1988 car, but no 1989 models! Do you know whether yours is an '89 or '90? |
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Last Edit: Oct 1, 2023 18:51:44 GMT by rmad
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Thanks rmad, I will look into that. My Dad has owned it from new in my mind it was 1990 however thinking about it it could be 1989. I am told it the only G plate on the road In Britain that's why I'm keen to find out. Reg G667
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bricol
Part of things
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I'll start by saying I don't like them . . .but my sister had quite a few.
I remember being quite impressed at the structure - one of them had a lot of rust damage under the rear quarter infront of the wheels - I got roped in to do the repairs - even with the amount of missing metal, the structure never shimmied about, and the big doors still shut perfectly.
We'll forget the head gasket that failed on the M1 after I picked it up from her place in Luton to drive home to Yorkshire to do the repair . .
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