1987 Mk2 Fiesta XR2 -Herts- £14,000

-Refurbished original alloy wheels, complete with centre caps
-Brand new tyres all round
-Roose Motorsport performance silicone hoses, every hose replaced and with new clips too, in red
-Refurbished original body kit fitted
-New refurbished alternator
-Brand new custom full stainless steel exhaust
-Brand new fuel pump
-Brand new cam belt and tensioner
-Brand new water pump
-Brand new top of the range Airtech performance ali radiator
-All new service items replaced; HT leads, oils, filters, plugs etc
-Brand new battery
-New gaskets fitted; Exhaust, sump, rocker etc
-Brand new 3 peice clutch
-New handbrake cable fitted
-Brand new polybushes fitted, all round, finished in red
-New 30mm lowering springs fitted, finished in red
-Brand new uprated, vented and grooved brake disks and new pads fitted
-New flexi brake hoses
-Brand new wheel bearings
-New brake lines fitted
-New rear wheel cylinders
-Brand new fuel lines
-Refurbished petrol tank
-New rear shocks fitted
-Brand new performance, uprated rear anti roll bar, finished in red
-New uprated front and rear screen wipers fitted
-Brand new Ford oval badges fitted, finished in red
-New XR2 stickers, graphics and decals fitted (NOS where possible)
-Brand new pressed metal reg plates fitted
-Brand new brake master cylinder
-Brand new starter motor fitted
-Brand new rear washer pump fitted

Engine block itself was cleaned, freshened up and finished in black before being fitted back in car

Shell itself was sprayed on a rotisserie spit, it was completely stripped, and the car was finished in its original Ford Diamond White. The underside was finished in the same colour.

Immaculate interior, full set of original glass, etched with reg.

Folder with lots of invoices and paperwork, and original manuals etc. Lots of photos during the restoration.

Couple of big boxes full of spares and extra parts that were replaced just for the sake of replacing them! Spare wheel and tools in the boot as well.

I have probably missed loads of stuff out, I wasnt intending on selling, and these cars are rapidly climbing in value. A very, very rare find with this example having such low millage, low owners, and a perfectly solid shell, and its had tons of money thrown at it recently.

Thanks, Matt

Still available- Despite it ending as sold on eBay, after a complete idiot won it, and then claimed 4 days after the auction end that he had "accidently" bidded, and that it was an "honest and genuine mistake". (I must admit its a very easy mistake to make- typing in your figure, submitting your bid, confirming your bid, getting the notifications of you winning the auction, notifications of the auction coming to its end, etc)
Where do these people come from? - sold 3 cars on eBay this month and none of the buyers had any intentions of actually viewing, purchasing or collecting the cars they had won! eBay realy need to put a stop to this sort of thing now, its costing people a lot of time and money.

Thanks, good advice... I will be using classified adds in future - shame that people feel they cant use the eBay auctions though, just for the idiots out there... auctions can work well for those of us who are responsible and decent. FB Market place - I have just started using (although I personally don't have a FB account), and have sold some cars and met some nice people, but I am sure that every car I have advertised on there has ended up with me getting a hundred or so messages from people asking 'is this available' or 'how much are you asking' - despite all this info being in the advert in the first place!  And then when you reply, they don't ever get back to you! 
Maybe its just the changing times.. or the way the world is going for the future, but seems much harder to sell stuff at the moment than in the 10 odd years previously that I have been selling classics...

£SOLD (PENDING DELIVERY)