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Ian H

Ancient randonneur
Oh for goodness sake. You have one of the finest examples of Fast Ford engineering, tuned to exceed levels achieved by the mighty standard Sierra Cosworth. And then you only drive 5,000 miles in it. People who do that should be taken out and shot*, and the car handed over to someone who will actually appreciate what is under the bonnet.

*Hyperbole intended to emphasis the insanity of the poster, as much as that of the car owner, and should in no way be considered as a genuine desire for firearm violence, either by the writer or by anyone reading the post.**

** Explanation added as although this is a UK forum and readers from there will appreciate the humour, it is open for people in other countries to view***

***Americans from the USA - yes, I mean you.

I'd have said it should be confined to the race-track or in a museum.
 

Bonefish Blues

Banging donk
Location
52 Festive Road
It's a piece of history but I'm not sure about the £500+k price tag.

I thought the last 10,000 mile, £120,000 example was the ceiling, but apparently not.

Discussion here. Odd goings on:

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=140&t=2023463&i=0
 

CanucksTraveller

Macho Business Donkey Wrestler
Location
Hertfordshire
Not sure if this is quite "classic" territory but it's certainly lived a long and hard life on the Cote d'Azur. Seats were falling apart, just webbing straps left.
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gbb

Squire
Location
Peterborough
Saw a gold coloured TR7 on the back of a truck on the A1 today, X reg, still covered in moss mildew and muck, two tyres flat...looking every bit a true barn find
 

gbb

Squire
Location
Peterborough

BrumJim

Forum Stalwart (won't take the hint and leave...)
Drove one once in the 70s probably, gearshift looked like an umbrella handle sticking out the dash, pull, push, twist one side or the other to change gear

Drove one in the 90s. Couldn't get it to go round a roundabout without some tyre squealing.
 
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