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kizz81:
if you need any help im sure a couple of us would take a ride to bridge north for a day and help out, i am good at coffee and music selection :lol:

jjsaul:
give me a shout when im home (after 17th dec ish) if you need owt mate

James.Harwood:
With an mot it would fetch 1.5 to 2K without £500 would be optomistic.

Stick it in for an mot, you may be supprised, after all the only real thing that would cost for mot would be welding and you say that there isn't any.

Providin brakes and lights are ok there shouldn't be any problems

The Landy Guy:

--- Quote from: "James.Harwood" ---With an mot it would fetch 1.5 to 2K without £500 would be optomistic.

Stick it in for an mot, you may be supprised, after all the only real thing that would cost for mot would be welding and you say that there isn't any.

Providin brakes and lights are ok there shouldn't be any problems
--- End quote ---



cheers for that mate

i think the brakes are sound and i am just re-doing the lights n stuff!

ta

Lucy1978:

--- Quote from: "James.Harwood" ---With an mot it would fetch 1.5 to 2K without £500 would be optomistic.

--- End quote ---


Bit over optimistic there, There's a guy in the forsale section breaking his project as he couldn't get the £2.5k he was after, that was with a brand new bulkhead and a galv chassis.  When I bought mine it had 10 months MOT and I paid £500 for it.
[edit]Yours'll be worth a bit more than a later model as ti's tax exempt htough, keep it you know you want to[/edit]

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