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FredTransit wrote:wotcha mean 'runs rhe local scrap yard'? Please tell me he wants it for himself....
baconsdozen wrote:I wonder why it is that the purchase/sale of some of these old vehicles turns into such a palaver. Not to far away from me I know of a Mk1 slowly crumbling away to nothing,sharing its barn and presumably its fate is another old and restorable car.For a couple of years or so I have tried to purchase the car and a pal has become involved in trying to buy the van,adding the offers together,the owner instead of letting them crumble away to nothing would be pretty well off. We even got as far as arranging transport and the moving of them at one stage (both have been left with flat tyres and brakes seized on) but at the last minute the owner decided he is going to "do them up one day". Looking at him and the vehicles I've more chance of being ravaged by Kate Middleton than he has of doing them up.
I bet there are still quite a few old motors suffering the same fate,I know of a very early Triumph Mayflower covered with tarpaulins,and sheets of roofing that must have been there for twenty years,the owner of that one is "going to do it up one day" what a waste.
limitedblack wrote:Bit like people that say the diet starts tomorrow who they kidding
baconsdozen wrote:I watched an episode of 'Salvage Hunters' the other night and some guy invited Drew whatshisname round and after they pulled all sorts of stuff out that had been buried under junk for years going rotten he decided he wasn't going to sell anything as "he might have a use for it one day".
After traipsing all the way over there and being messed about I'd have chinned the twerp,cameras or no cameras.
Neil wrote:did u buy it
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