It’s very sound from front to back having never been welded and not needing any. the paintwork is not perfect as the previous owner had a touch up aerosol and felt he needed to get it all used!!however he only used it on the front of one wing and on the quarterpanel where it meets the vinyl roof. the vinyl roof is in excellent condition. under the bonnet is very sound but has been aerosoled here and there although it still presents very well. the boot is very sound but is starting to need attention in the l/h wheelwell.the bottoms of the doors are very good with the drivers door just starting to go. the car runs and drives well .the brakes are free and are working ok but will get sharper with a bit of use.i dont think this car has ever been in an accident .”
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