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Repro Comm plate that has been "aged" as well...

Pete wrote:

minimans wrote:

Charlynsane wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-Classic-Mi ... 1755038714

850 shell.. NMP on the front panel..

1963 1275CC?? WTH??

MMMmm I've done some work on this car................

£50K+ and it's got crappy 50p oversills on. classic.

No body work by me!! But that engine is very sweet runner

a bunsh op Puck-Up's



http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLASSIC-MINI- ... SwLnlWnhud

Damm...

And not even complete...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/371523769056? ... EBIDX%3AIT

I threw one of those way as the vanes were "sad".

In the shed wrote:I threw one of those way as the vanes were "sad".

Doooohh!

jesus

you would think at nearly five grand they would have taken the time to fit the fan the right way round - always the sign of a 'quality' restoration....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUSTIN-1100-G ... SwqYBWmmcl


the engine bay is a bit 'humbroltastic' as well..............................

Charlynsane wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-Classic-Mi ... 1755038714

850 shell.. NMP on the front panel..

1963 1275CC?? WTH??

"Rarely do we see this high level prepared vintage FAI competition rally cars available in North America."

I like his style!

YMJ wrote:

Charlynsane wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-Classic-Mi ... 1755038714

850 shell.. NMP on the front panel..

1963 1275CC?? WTH??

"Rarely do we see this high level prepared vintage FAI competition rally cars available in North America."

I like his style!

alloy doors???

really, I cannot see any rivets that hold them together???

I notice the name and address of the previous owner, im sure back in the mists of time this car was in miniworld with some claimed 'genuine downton' history that only he knew about due to secret message that he found under the headliner


it might be a different car (was a long time ago!), but it inspired me at the time to right 'genuine downton race car' behind the roof liner of my car with a sharpie

rich@minispares.com wrote:jesus

you would think at nearly five grand they would have taken the time to fit the fan the right way round - always the sign of a 'quality' restoration....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUSTIN-1100-G ... SwqYBWmmcl


the engine bay is a bit 'humbroltastic' as well..............................

I thought the painting of the plastic brake master cylinder to look like metal was the low point.

http://ebay.to/1UctCVg

Nick W wrote:

http://ebay.to/1UctCVg

Bit ironic the seller is called "books_discount". Mine is a signed copy, so should be worth double that

4x RONAL 10" wheels RARE ??



http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUSTIN-MORRIS ... SwWnFWAQ5M

smithyrc30 wrote:

rich@minispares.com wrote:jesus

you would think at nearly five grand they would have taken the time to fit the fan the right way round - always the sign of a 'quality' restoration....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUSTIN-1100-G ... SwqYBWmmcl


the engine bay is a bit 'humbroltastic' as well..............................

I thought the painting of the plastic brake master cylinder to look like metal was the low point.

You rotten lot!
I quite like it....not at that price, though.....

Anyone?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1964-classic- ... 1971036259

If all the panic about core stock prices going through the roof is actually true, my little collection of stuff based on values much lower than this item, gives me a pension pot of £106000.

Anyone care for a brandy....and a mint?

Ha, ha, ha. . . .WHAT A BARGAIN!

I'll take 3 please

M

timmy201 wrote:

Nick W wrote:

http://ebay.to/1UctCVg

Bit ironic the seller is called "books_discount". Mine is a signed copy, so should be worth double that

Just in case anyone is unaware - Sellers wack the price up to silly figures when they have sold all their stock but don't want to have to re-list the item for when the new stock arrives. Unless the buyer is stupid and wants to pay silly money, it avoids the seller receiving an order they can't fulfil in a sensible timescale. As regards 850 Mini engine at 5 grand - suspect it has been sold outside of Ebay but as it has received offers the seller is letting it run to avoid a cancellation. It was originally listed at £250....

billycooper wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MINI-INNOCENT ... m2518.l427

2 years before the construction of the assembly line of mini innocenti in Lambrate. the first was manufactured in September 1965

Sabre Sprint..
Was it supposed to look like mk2 escort?


http://ebay.to/1SaVqub