So, you go to sell your car on the bay, how does the charges work out, because the dearest thing I have ever sold is £200. And I thought the charges very expensive. Is it a percentage thing? Or an agreed fee beforehand.
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Although I agree in principal, I actually like my Sierra (i know im odd) If you fitted SJ drivetrain on subframes and a BMW 4 pot diesel and gearbox you'd have an economical 4WD tax exempt Sierra, low insurance and plenty of get up and go (anywhere) an all round winner (apart from the body being ugly)
All the ford mechanicals could be removed and sold and i'm pretty sure you would raise enough to fund the project providing you purchased the whole SJ and the whole BMW donors you might even be able to sell some of the remaining unwanted parts and turn a small profit.
The major drawback is working space. Having three vehicles in bits is going to take up some floor area.
I'm going to need a MUCH bigger garage :(
My remark was said in jest. Lighten up people.
Don't use the donor subframes then. If they are too heavy, make lighter ones.
Now that's a very good point Vern. To much common sense :-))
This has just flagged up on my wanted list, cheaper then rebuilding a crossflow or pinto??http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BRAND-NEW-COMPLETE-GENUINE-FORD-1-8-ZETEC...
That looks like a really good deal at the moment. Apart from the mechanical fitting there is also the problem of getting an after market ECU which would probably cost more than the engine, even second hand. But it would be a whole load better than a ropey old crossflow.
now, now, no need to be nasty, let me have my pipe dreams :-))
See lots of Duttons are starting to appear, must be getting close to the rutting season, get the gun out Daryl, pesky things will be breeding soon :-)
and another one surfaces, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dutton-Kit-Car-/171699673184?&_trksid...
Why do "saddos" think camouflage paint is cool. Just seen a caddy done like it.
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