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amiga500
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  #2094602 21-Sep-2018 15:14
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To give you some idea of your car's value see if you can find some expired auctions on TradeMe.  Talking of perished rubber, years ago I had a Datsun 260C and one day the left hand back door wouldn't close properly.  Those cars had tiny little rubber 'boots' on the door latching striker mechanism. Luckily, the dealers still had them in stock even though it was a 13 year old car!

 

Good luck with the vehicle.




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  #2094739 21-Sep-2018 19:34
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Sale was word of mouth, purchased by someone we knew.
I think it had a wof and reg.

The point is, this was a van we believed should go to the wreckers or scrappie. Fertiliser is horribly corrosive, and you'll never get the smell out.
And someone paid a grand for it.

The value of the car, is what someone is prepared to pay for it.

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  #2096230 25-Sep-2018 15:59
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kekehuang:

 

the panel beater didn't put paint on after he cleared the rust, so right now the windscreen is not sticking and all came loose.

 

 

Chances are its rusting under the windscreen then. Again.
I had the same thing done on a Ford Laser years back, it started rusting there again within a few years.

 

Put it on trademe for $200 reserve .
$1 auctions are a risk , you may only get $1 .


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