Please read the full advert, I have tried my best to cover everything. But, if you think I have missed something, have any questions or queries about condition or specific parts that haven’t been mentioned, then don’t hesitate to ask. It is a very honest restoration project with the parts you need to get it back on the road and no hidden nasty surprises. It is a great base for a winter project.
1980 on a W, 6 owners, the most recent 2 are from the same family which have owned it since 1996, very low believed to be genuine mileage of 36,000, no police or insurance history showing on HPI check and no additional notes are listed on the V5, dry stored since 1999, some old receipts, and old MOTs are present, originally yellow but had a colour change to red, the V5 is registered in my name and address. GCAT VIN and RS on the V5.”
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