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Re: Its alive

Postby Cobber » 16 Jun 2017 23:52

Monkeyzak wrote:
Why would the next person buy it and neglect it so badly?
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Re: Its alive

Postby Sal » 30 Jun 2017 02:19

I think I owned this car in the 1980s? Didn't have it very long, but I know the next owner took it in for restoration. Was the original colour gold?

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Re: Its alive

Postby Monkeyzak » 30 Jun 2017 10:42

The plate under the bonnet says the code for posieden green. Although it has had a huge restoration in the 90s. Sure it was always green.

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Re: Its alive

Postby Sal » 01 Jul 2017 06:52

I can't remember the 3 numbers on the registration of the one I had, but the letters are the same. Mine was originally gold, then red, then around 1990 I sold it to a man who was going to take it in for a full bare metal respiratory in green: seems like too much of a coincidence, but I don't think he would have changed the paint code...

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