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Why are interesting cars never local?

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This fits the bill, but it's not exactly local!!
I'm "watching" it, but it'll probably go for silly money (Still spare change for some of you boys, but more than it'll be worth!)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FORD-SIERRA-SAPPH ... 3ca8eb3035

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theres an airport in newquay and stanstead is pretty close to you ;)
it would certainly have a road test on the way home
Small one's are more juicy

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That's more Stu's style than mine!!

Thats no to say if I can get it for sensible money I won't be getting a cab to the airport!

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I flew from Norwich to Exeter for about 43p during the Summer and spent

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As its a cossie replica he will probably want in the region of 750 - 1000 and god knows why but replicas seem to fetch this money. If it was going to be a pure track car i would go for it but as a daily drive i wouldn't in saying that Bart would.
Too many little things that would drive me crazy, needs a door, rear arch will need attention, bumpers need attention and oil coming out of the filer cap. It's also been lowered by what looks like 40mm, exhaust will scrape and bang as will the suspension.
It's a good car but I would class it more as an unfinished project. The biggest issue for me though would be the fact that the log book doesn't reflect the engine that's in it. Also some insurance companies heavily load the premiums on these (look a likes) especially if they are badged as a cosworth.

Sorry to be a party pooper but it hope it helps.
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They were all my concerns, and to be honest, if it went much past

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It's a waiting game but there are still bargins out there.

I'd knock him down a bit as he's had if for a while.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1990-G-FORD-SIERR ... 19b8bd16eb
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here you go mate a few cars for you.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1990-FORD-SIERRA- ... 3ca8ed6b58

http://vehicles.vivastreet.co.uk/cars+h ... r/19914621



know you didnt want a 2.9 but this is ok
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1990-FORD-SIERRA- ... 2a03c61281

id be interested in the top one myself mate
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Bart wrote: know you didnt want a 2.9 but this is ok
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1990-FORD-SIERRA- ... 2a03c61281
That one has 12,933cc so it says in the ad!! :smilielol5:
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