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Post by Philip Chidlow »

Looks OK?

It's got odd wheel trims, but OE ones are fairly common... Driver's seats a bit worn by the look of it, but looks like it's make someone a nice runabout.
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Caversham obviously suffering some sort of ecclipse of the sun at the time :!: :?: :idea: :arrow:
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Yes, very strange lighting - looks like those Nasa pictures of M'arse.
Yet another Grandad BX - my Grandad couldn't drive so he couldn't have left me his BX - but I wouldn't have PXed it if he had..
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toddao wrote:Yes, very strange lighting - looks like those Nasa pictures of M'arse. Yet another Grandad BX - my Grandad couldn't drive so he couldn't have left me his BX - but I wouldn't have PXed it if he had..
What, Nasa took pictures of your arse? There must be some infringment/personal privacy issues there mate, I'd be on to them if I were you?
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Yeah NASAs pictures of M'arse and Yr'anus - there's probably about as much likelihood that Nasa went to those places as anywhere else they claim to have been..
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Philip chidlow wrote: It's got odd wheel trims, but OE ones are fairly common... Driver's seats a bit worn by the look of it, but looks like it's make someone a nice runabout.
:shock: You must have worked hard on those pictures to see any detail Phil. :wink:
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Yep, dark pictures but that looks v nice. The MkII equivalent of Snoopy. RIP :cry:

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toddao wrote:NASA pictures of M'arse and Yr'anus
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mnde wrote:The MkII equivalent of Snoopy. RIP :cry:
I thought that too - wrong kind of fuel though! I *really* want a diesel next.

PS - change your location!
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Marty wrote:Run it. Enjoy. (carrying on from a thread over on PC here I suppose but you know my thoughts on originality....)
Rather like mine, I think! Anything effectively valueless (like a BX or a melodeon) should be made to work as intended rather than stored and looked at.

Swapping out an engine seems like rather a lot of work when there are still cars available in the spec I want though!
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Marty wrote:Buy it, dump a diesel donkey in it. Spend ages getting all the correct bits for a diesel, spend more than you would on buying a normal diesel BX, get shafted for a fortune for insurance as it's now a "modified" car.
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