Are they gone now?
But he's getting bids?! Mad. That motor ain't even good for scrap at that money.I'm impressed with the grip it must have to drive upside down like that though.
So it says it was parked up 5 years ago and used to house pigs....why didn't he just sell it back then when it was in better condition? Would have got more money for it and been able to put together a shelter for his woolly pigs and still have money left over. Instead he now has a car with no seats, far more rotted than it was, filthy, smelly, and probably needs coaxing into life.
@pete: That sounds like a sad sight.
Maybe someone just wants to rescue it from him.
I think there's parts on there still worth the current bid though, some body panels that just need cleaning and painting, roof, alloys, lpg tanks, possibly the 3.5 v8.
Just up the road from a his one used to be a field full of rangie all rotting away together
Right shame, farmer would not sell anything.
Used to find this when I had WW2 military vehicles, you'd see a really rare truck laying in a field owned by some moron who wouldn't sell because he appeared to assume that if he hung onto it for long enough it would be worth more & more money. In the end it rotted so much that it wasn't much more than scrap so the tight, mis-informed ass.... got virtually nothing but the truck was lost to enthusiasts who would have restored it a few years earlier
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